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Likes-It tells how ordinary people everyday take simple steps, to maximize thier money and investments without having to scrimp. It has millionaire perspectives on things like what cars they drive to the decisions they make financially. Most you wouldnt think of to do like they have, but once explained it makes sense. The author was totally blown away by who actually are the wealthholders of America, I was too. I bought it after being recommended..The book sells well on Ebay I bid on like 7 before I got one, so the money can be recovered if you decide to try the book.
This book gives great practical ways to save and structure a financial plan that will help you manage the way you look at purchases throughout your life. It is also helpful for parents to share with children, college-bound, and young-marrieds. It helps you to be NOT on accumulating things but knowing the difference between want and need. Some key points include wisdom in purchasing and figuring out your reasons for it. Is it to compete or elevate your status or is it for the comfort of you and your family? Mine this book with a highlighter, and you will find treasures that have value beyond just dollars!
I've read this book so many times. The people who sold the book probably made some very good chunk of money. Basically has an outline if you can follow it. Tells you little insider stuff to live a little easier. What it boils down to in a sense is frugal people not living beyond their means. Meaning they don't go out and buy new cars all the time, don't follow the trend of new clothes in style, things of that nature. They put away a chunk of their money and live budget friendly. Ideally have other members in their family contribute to the household as a whole. If you can follow the outline, make good substantial money yearly, well you can find yourself too making money. Wants vs needs. But a good book to grasp an idea about what peoples habits are to stashing their cash. If you are good with numbers, well things will come easier to you with this book. I recommend this book to any teen on up to mid 30s adults. Especially if you can get this book on the cheap.Read full review
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Very interesting book. Why? It details the results of studying the wealthy in America over a period of several years. It explains their (the wealthy's) attitudes about money, which may seem counter-intuitive. That's the real selling point of this book. Caveats: The authors definitively have opinions and they express them. It felt a little preachy sometimes, even when I agreed with them. Other than that, it was a very interesting read.
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