Getting Rich in America
Getting Rich in America by Dwight R. Lee, published by HarperCollins on February 16, 2000, is a practical guide that outlines eight straightforward rules for accumulating wealth without compromising one’s quality of life. This edition, comprising 221 pages, draws on extensive research into the habits of self-made millionaires, presenting a philosophy that emphasizes the notion that becoming wealthy is a conscious choice, particularly in the American context.
Readers will find a wealth of exercises and calculations designed to demonstrate how small financial decisions can lead to significant savings over time. The book focuses on personal finance strategies that encourage individuals to make their money work more effectively, providing actionable tips that can be easily integrated into daily life. With its blend of business and economics insights, Getting Rich in America aims to empower readers to take control of their financial futures.
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Picking up where the smash bestseller The Millionaire Next Door leaves off, Getting Rich in America reveals eight simple, practical, commonsense rules anybody can follow to save a million dollars–without sacrificing quality of life. Based on years of research studying self-made millionaires, and a phi-losophy that has proven successful for the authors, internationally acclaimed economists Dwight R. Lee and Richard B. McKenzie unveil a profound truth in the quest to become wealthy: Getting rich is a choice–and choosing to be rich, especially in America, has never been easier.
With its emphasis on achieving balance, Getting Rich in America is filled with exercises and easy-to-execute calculations that reveal how the “little things” really do add up and practical tips for saving and making your money work harder–so you don’t have to.
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