Seasons of Wealth

Because it's about more than money

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Parminder Bains

Getting to grips with your financial future doesn’t have to be a painful process. Parminder Bains, a chartered financial planner with over 20 years’ experience is passionate about nature. He has devised a way of looking after wealth that will allow you to safeguard your hard-earned money and be sure you and your descendants will be able to reap what you sowed.
 
In this clear and comprehensive guide he explains the difference between the Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter seasons of life and where and when the savvy investor should put their focus.
 
This groundbreaking book goes beyond the realms of personal finance and investment. This book will inspire you to consider how your money can benefit your family and your life for generations to come. Further, it teaches you how you can make a significant difference in the world, leaving behind a rich, lasting legacy that benefits the greater good.
 
Take a leaf out of nature’s book and ensure your harvest is your legacy.

All proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Seasons of Wealth Foundation to help cure those living with needless blindness in the world.

Parminder reminds us that to have an impact on others and to manage our wealth and time so that we can achieve this, is one of the happiest and most fulfilling things we can do.

Neil Sandy
​CEO, Wellers Impact, wellersimpact.com

Parminder has written a masterpiece for anyone looking to get the most, not just out of their money, but out of life. Simply brilliant!

Abraham Okusanya
Founder, FinalytiQ, and author of Beyond the 4% Rule: The Science of Retirement Portfolios That Last a Lifetime
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Whatever ‘season of life’ you may be in and whatever your financial goals, this beautiful book will help you question, think and define your relationship with money. It will help you really focus on the things you can control, rather than those you can’t, and put you on a firm path through your financial life, nurturing and tending to the important bits as you go.

Dr Caroline Allen, OBE