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Rules of Money, The: How to Make It and How to Hold on to It
- By Richard Templar
- Published Feb 20, 2007 by FT Press. Part of the Richard Templar's Rules series.
- Copyright 2007
- Dimensions: 5-7/16x8-1/2
- Pages: 240
- Edition: 1st
- Book
- ISBN-10: 0-13-239410-3
- ISBN-13: 978-0-13-239410-9
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• The Rules of Parenting
• The Rules of Life
• The Rules of Work
• The Rules of Management
Product Author Bios
Richard Templar is author of several Prentice Hall international best-sellers, including The Rules of Work: The Unspoken Truth About Getting Ahead in Business; The Rules of Management: The Definitive Guide to Managerial Success; and The Rules of Life: A Personal Code for Living a Better, Happier, More Successful Life.
Money.
Some people just seem to know how to get it. And keep it.
How do they do it?
It’s easy. They know the rules. Rules you can learn.
The Rules of Money.
100 “golden behaviors” for creating wealth,
making it grow, making it last.
Rules that work. Techniques you can begin using right this minute.
Rules for thinking wealthy
(How to make money your friend)
(How to stop procrastinating)
Practical rules for planning, saving, spending, investing
(and, yes...enjoying your journey to wealth)
Rules for uncovering hidden opportunities.
Handling risk. Negotiating. Minimizing taxes.
Even sharing your newfound wealth.
(If you so desire.)
Read The Rules. Learn ’em. Live ’em.
And reap the rewards.
One step at a time. Every day.
Starting today.
Contents
Acknowledgments viii
Introduction ix
Part I Thinking Wealthy 3
Part II Getting Wealthy 42
Part III Getting Even Wealthier 139
Part IV Staying Wealthy 181
Part V Sharing Your Wealth 203
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14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Awesome Book, By Tremaine (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Rules of Money: How to Make It and How to Hold on to It (Paperback)
OK, I don't know what's up with the other reviewer but I found this to be a pretty awesome and informative book. I've read a lot of personal finance books so yes some information will repeat itself. But this didn't really bother me I did find some other good bits. The other reviewer is nit picking and taking quite a few things completely out of context. And what was mention were not rules but were bits out of the chapters. The rules go something like this:Rule 1: Anybody Can Make Money - It Isn't Selective or Discriminatory Rule 2: Decide On Your Definition of Wealth Rule 7: Understand That Wealth Is a Consequence, Not a Reward Rule 9: Decide What You Want Money For Rule 11: If You See as the Solution, You'll Find It Becomes the Problem Rule 17: Don't Envy What Others Have Rule 40: Pay Off Your Loans and Debts as a Priority Rule 56: Pay Attention to the Details Rule 59: Control Spending Impulses Rule 63: Carry Out a Finance... Read more
30 of 38 people found the following review helpful
Terrible waste of paper,
This review is from: The Rules of Money: How to Make It and How to Hold on to It (Paperback)
This is the worst nonfiction book I have ever read. There is absolutely no useful information in here unless you are a complete idiot. If you are, (1) don't get yourself into debt, (2) put money aside to earn interest, and (3) don't waste money. That is all this book really says, repeated and reshaped in order to make 100 rules and to cover a couple hundred pages. Each rule also has a sentence repeated and emphasized in a gigantic font and all caps to drive the point home, except the sentence often sounds idiotic out of context.Examples: "A BALANCE SHEET HAS TO BALANCE." "I WOULD COOK A THIN AND SICK-LOOKING CHICKEN WITH CHEAP WHITE WINE AND SHE WOULD PROVIDE LOBSTER AND CHAMPAGNE." "I REALLY HOPE MY SONS DON'T READ THIS, OR I'LL BE CORNERED IN MY HOME LIKE A RAT" "I'VE ALWAYS HAD MY DOUBTS--AND THIS IS ENTIRELY SUBJECTIVE, ENTIRELY PERSONAL--ABOUT SUPPORTING A PENGUIN." That's right, you get all of those gems plus 96 more, each... Read more
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Good book, By Business Book Fan "businessbookfan" (The Beach, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Rules of Money: How to Make It and How to Hold on to It (Paperback)
This is an excellent book. It's nice & simple. Though I am very financially literate, we must remember that most people who have a poor or middle class upbringing (like I did) have no idea how money works. They just spend their lives working for money --- they never learn to have money work for them. They live under the old & false ideas that "it takes money to make money", "I will never be rich because I was not born rich", etc. Ha. Those are things negative people say, and they are not realistic. Anyone can become rich if are smart & try hard enough. Period. Take it from someone who is very successful in business & life already --- this book is good. It's nothing more than a list of 100 facts that people who are already financially successful already know, so for some people this will sound like a repeat of just common sense information. For other people it will be new & exciting information. If you are part of the latter group, I highly recommend you buy many more financial books...
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments viii
Introduction ix
Part I Thinking Wealthy 3
Part II Getting Wealthy 42
Part III Getting Even Wealthier 139
Part IV Staying Wealthy 181
Part V Sharing Your Wealth 203
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