The pro­vid­ed text does not include con­tent from a chap­ter but instead fea­tures copy­right infor­ma­tion, a chap­ter list, and oth­er front mat­ter ele­ments typ­i­cal­ly found in a book. There is no nar­ra­tive or instruc­tion­al con­tent to sum­ma­rize based on your rules. This sec­tion out­lines intel­lec­tu­al prop­er­ty notices, acknowl­edges copy­right licens­es for fonts and illus­tra­tions, and pro­vides the book’s con­tact and pub­li­ca­tion details, as well as its chap­ter list.

The book appears to be a guide on finance or per­son­al wealth man­age­ment, sug­gest­ed by chap­ter titles such as “Opti­mize Your Cred­it Cards,” “Beat the Banks,” “Get Ready to Invest,” “Con­scious Spend­ing,” and “Invest­ing Isn’t Only for Rich Peo­ple.” These titles indi­cate a focus on prac­ti­cal advice for man­ag­ing and grow­ing per­son­al finances. The men­tion of free online bonus­es and tem­plates sug­gests an inter­ac­tive com­po­nent designed to engage read­ers beyond the print­ed con­tent.

The table of con­tents reflects a struc­tured approach to per­son­al finance, start­ing with foun­da­tion­al top­ics and pro­gress­ing to advanced areas like invest­ing and long-term growth. The title “A Rich Life” implies the book con­cludes with guid­ance on lever­ag­ing finan­cial suc­cess to achieve broad­er life sat­is­fac­tion. With­out a chap­ter to sum­ma­rize, this overview is based sole­ly on the infor­ma­tion pro­vid­ed.