If your kid in college came to you over and over saying he needed book money, but spent the money instead on beer, you might cut him off at some point, right?
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My book, Money Wise, is for those who are looking to evolve their lifetime investment strategies and perhaps extend them to multiple generations.
This should be resisted, for all the historical reasons to be found in a new book, Money, Markets and Sovereignty (Yale University Press), coauthored by the director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, Benn Steil.
Dr. Kaufman's book, On Money and Markets, A Wall Street Memoir, was published in June 2000.
This essay was eventually bundled into a 200-page book titled Serious Money: Straight Talk About Investing for Retirement.
She also recommended starting a money book club, where members can learn about an investing topic and chew it over.
Better to turn off TV than listen to the hype and read a good money book instead ( here are some ideas).
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Benn Steil is director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations and co-winner of the 2010 Hayek Book Prize for Money, Markets and Sovereignty.
Suze Orman, for example, wrote in her most recent book, The Money Class, that 8 months of savings in an interest-bearing checking account is simply a must.
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In their fascinating book "Happy Money: The Science of Smarter Spending, " Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton say there are two ways to get more happiness out of our money.
For more details, you can download a free copy of my book, Serious Money, from my website (or purchase a hardcover copy here).
If you want privacy and you have the money, book it.
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The point being that it is the prerogative of the individual, not book authors or digital money consultants, to determine where one sits on that personal sliding scale.
Indeed, as financial historian Niall Ferguson observed in his book The Ascent Of Money, English speaking peoples already have an obsession with property, with or without tax breaks.
But in their new book, Rethinking Money: How New Currencies Turn Scarcity Into Prosperity, Bernard Lietaer and Jacqui Dunne document the new rise of effectively competing private currencies.
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Finally, we should heed what Jay Richards eloquently discusses in his book, " Money, Greed And God": We must be careful to compare our man-made systems to what is possible here on Earth, not to what is possible only in Heaven.
Traditional publishing, which gives authors a steadily diminishing amount of upfront money for a book in exchange for loss of control over our property.
With this method, we gain total control of the product, and we make double, triple or even quadruple the amount of money per each book sold.
Steffen, a journalist and founder of WorldChanging, raised money for his book Carbon Zero, which details the future of carbon neutral cities and comes out next month.
And the government, ever sensitive to the demands of the tabloids, has promised to see if it can legally confiscate Miss Bell's share of the money for the book.
Whatever Mr Wilson was seeking to say about money in his book, it made him a rich man, although he would occasionally grumble that lawyers, accountants and the taxmen took a large slice of it.
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Although critics argue that traditional book publishing takes too much money from authors, in reality the profits earned by the relatively small percentage of authors whose books make money essentially go to subsidizing less commercially successful writers.
Mr. Madoff's investors will in retrospect kick themselves for not asking more questions, especially about the remarkable consistency of his returns over the years, his apparently fly-by-night auditing shop, and his small trading book despite having so much money under management.
Young saw that big publishing houses needed to sell tens of thousands of copies of a book to make a profit, whereas Lulu and its authors make money even when the company sells one book.
Do you remember the first book you bought with your own money ?
His new overwhelmingly detailed book lays out how our entire money network is tainted by way of complicity and lax regulation.
And it will change how you think and relate to money like no other book, so I wanted to tell you about it.
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We wrote a book called Saving Lives and Saving Money in which we emphasize our goal is to get you to be very healthy.
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