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Millionaire teacher: the nine rules of wealth you should have learned in school
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From the Book - Second edition.
Rule 1: Spend like you want to grow rich
The Hippocratic rule of wealth
Can you see the road when you're driving?
One of the savviest guys I ever met - and his view on buying cars
Careful home purchases
Millionaire handouts
How did I become a millionaire?
Looking to the future
Rule 2: Use the greatest investment ally you have
Compound interest - the world's most powerful financial concept
The Bohemian millionaire - the best of historical-based fiction
Gifting money to yourself
When you definitely shouldn't invest
How and why stocks rise in value
Rule 3: Small fees pack big punches
With training, the average fifth grader can take on Wall Street
Financial experts backing the irrefutable
What causes experts to shake their heads
When the best funds turn malignant
Reality check
When best mutual fund lists can strip you naked
What's under the hood of an index fund?
Captain America calls for government action
Who's arguing against indexes
Rule 4: Conquer the enemy in the mirror
When a 10 percent gain isn't a 10 percent gain
Are index fund investors smarter?
It's not timing the market that matters; it's time in the market
On stocks...what you really should have learned in school
Internet madness and the damage it caused
Taking advantage of fear and greed
Young people should salivate when stocks sputter
Opportunities after chaos
Rule 5: Build mountains of money with a responsible portfolio
What are bonds?
Profiting from panic - stock market crash, 2008-2009
Having a foreign affair
Introducing the couch potato portfolio
Combinations of stocks and bonds can have powerful returns
Rule 6: Sample "Round-the-world" ticket to indexing
What's the difference between an index fund and an ETF?
Indexing in the United States - an American father of triplets
Indexing in Canada
A Canadian couch potato strips down costs
Indexing in Great Britain
Indexing in Australia - winning with an American weapon
Indexing in Singapore
The next step
Rule 7: No, you don't have to invest on your own
Are you wired like a Buddha?
How does the average index investor underperform the index?
Intelligent investing for Americans
Intelligent investing firms for Canadians
Intelligent investing firms for British investors
Intelligent investing firms for Australians
Intelligent investing firms in Singapore
Don't ask about another lover
Rule 8: Peek inside a pilferer's playbook
How will most financial advisors fight you?
The totem pole view
Is government action required?
Rule 9: Avoid seduction
Confession time
Investment newsletters and their track records
High-yielding bonds called "junk"
Fast-growing markets can make bad investments
Gold isn't an investment
What you need to know about investment magazines
Hedge funds - the rich stealing from the rich
Don't buy currency-hedged stock market ETF
Beware of the smart beta promise
Don't jump heavily into small-cap stocks.
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