'First Money Study' for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
[Asia Economy Reporter Kum Boryeong] A book teaching 'the first money study' to those preparing for startups has been released.
Hanwha Investment & Securities announced on the 26th that it published 'The First Money Study for Startup Preparation for My Business' as the second series of 'Knowing Finance Makes Money Visible' on the 3rd.
The content includes 'how to generate income through talents and knowledge such as English, writing, and games,' and 'how to create fixed income using a house.' The content reflects the recent trend of the 'Gig Economy.' The Gig Economy is an economic phenomenon where irregular freelance work forms are spreading to respond to rapid changes in the era.
It also organizes and shows the startup costs and expected profits of industries recently gaining attention among startup preparers preparing for life after retirement, such as cafes, self-service laundromats, independent bookstores, and one-person publishing companies. It helps provide an indirect experience as if they have jumped into practical startups.
The 'Knowing Finance Makes Money Visible' series is an e-book compiled by selecting the most popular content from Hanwha Investment & Securities' official blog 'Life Portfolio.' Last year, it published 'My Child's First Money Study Starting from New Year's Money' for parents.
This book is exclusively pre-released in the Millie Original Economy of 'Millie's Library.' It will be available at all online bookstores afterward. Plans are also underway to publish 'The First Money Study for One-Person Households Starting from the First Household' for single-person households and 'The First Money Study for Office Workers Starting from the First Salary' for young workers.
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Jongseok Han, Executive Director of the Management Support Headquarters at Hanwha Investment & Securities, said, "Developing content that helps improve the financial literacy of customers preparing for life after retirement has led to the publication of this e-book," adding, "We will continue to develop various financial content that helps customers' lives so that their lives can become a little richer."
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