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    Personal Finance: Join the Millionaire's Club
    Personal Finance: Join the Millionaire's Club
    Personal Finance: Join the Millionaire's Club
    Audiobook24 minutes

    Personal Finance: Join the Millionaire's Club

    Written by Deaver Brown

    Narrated by Deaver Brown

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    About this audiobook

    Warren Buffett would love this audiobook. It covers the basics to create a solid financial plan, build your network over time, emphasizes paying off debt versus leverage, and focusing on your biggest investment: your career. This book will help you assess your financial style and encourage you to stick with it; change, as the author says, rarely happens, so in a crisis you will tend to revert to your bad habits. You have to create a plan that helps you avoid those bad times so you aren't tempted to make the serious mistakes most of us do. The author lays out solid rules for choosing index funds, growth stocks, and mutual funds, and provides a few suggestions about how to do this most effectively. As usual in all of his audiobooks, the author provides advice about how to avoid danger and difficulty. Here, he provides 21 danger tips and two tracks on spending dangers. This is a must-listen for people interested in creating financial wealth for themselves.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSimply Magazine Inc.
    Release dateApr 19, 2007
    ISBN9781614960768
    Personal Finance: Join the Millionaire's Club

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      excellent and very precise book to follow simple rules for success on personal finance.