How to thrive in bad econmomic times

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	• The Way to Wealth and Other Writings on Finance Benjamin Franklin Sterling, 2006 - 160 pages average customer review:based on 29 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The Way to Wealth

I think that The Way To Wealth is very good. Benjamin Franklin includes a lot of useful saying in it like, "It is hard for an empty bag to stand up right." After he writes a saying, he explains it. It's contents could very well be true to it's title.

Pretty Interesting Read

I can't say that there's any eye-opening information in here, but it's pretty neat just to take in the writing style. The best lesson I got out of this book is even when you're spending $5, think of where else that $5 can help you out. Which one is more important?

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Highly recommended reading.

You read and consistently practice whats in this book and you will be on your way to wealth.

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Good advice that wears well with age

Benjamin Franklin's Way to Wealth is incredible for its practical advice explained through examples. A short and easy read, the book is full of useful information and I think as far as financial books go, this is the starting point. Before spending money on books by the newer authors, start with this one.

How to thrive in bad econmomic times

Franklin used the principles he spells out here to amass a fortune in the turbulent colonial economy. In his will, he left two trust funds for the cities of Boston and Philadelphia, with orders to cash them in after 200 years. When they were finally cashed in a few years ago, they were worth about 4 million dollars! Read this book to find out how Franklin did it...

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Presenting pearls of wisdom on wealth from Benjamin Franklin. Franklin compiled and self-published his own venerated advice and proverbs on personal finance from Poor Richard?s Almanack. Since its appearance as a pamphlet in 1758, it has been reprinted and translated countless times. This new edition includes not only his counsel on financial planning, investment, prudence, and retirement strategies, but also essays and annotations about the legendary American entrepreneur himself. Additionally, it features facsimile pages of the original typed text, with adjacent pages providing modern translations for a 21st century audience. With an insightful foreword by renowned Franklin biographer Walter Isaacson and luxurious packaging, Way to Wealth serves as both an inspirational keepsake and a clever guide to economic success.

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