I have forgotten when I first started reading or subscribing to Money Magazine, but the earliest copy I have on my bookshelves goes back to March 2009. Before then, I would read it for free at Borders Books at Parramatta Westfield, often wanting to buy the issue. Now I ask my family for a subscription for my birthday. I have built my financial life around the articles and advice I have read, and for someone who was not a big earner, I have comfortably retired at the age of 64, still young enough to enjoy my family, children and now grandchildren. Now turning 67, I would recommend Money Magazine as an investment in your future.

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