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Do you want to be a Quiet Millionaire ?

Its been a while since I read a good Personal Finance book, because I usually get most of my personal finance advice from the Internet. So when I was asked to review, The Quiet Millionaire, I was like, do I really have to read about Personal Finance ?

But I'm glad I did because this book goes way beyond savings accounts, IRAs, 401ks etc. It helps you understand the important financial goals that a normal family has to accomplish and also guides you in the right direction. Imagine my surprise, when, after reading the book, I realized that I did not know how to reduce taxes effectively as well as have any idea about how to start a successful business.

Now, in this book, Brett Wilder stresses a lot on hiring a Fee -Only Financial Adviser, who will guide you in the right direction throughout your financial life, but I don't know if I'm ready for that...Yet.






The Quite Millionaire, is written by Brett Wilder, who is a Certified Financial Planner® with over forty years of professional experience as a personal and business financial adviser. He founded the Financial Management Group, Inc. (FMG) in 1989, a fee-only financial management and investment advisory firm.

According to Brett, the quiet millionaire's life has a purposeful direction, and it is pointed in the direction of a planned, charted course. The quiet millionaire does not live just for today, drifting aimlessly, being consumed by life's daily activities, or mistakenly thinking that tomorrow will take care of itself. Rather, the quiet millionaire does give thought about tomorrow and knowingly commits to funding goals and objectives and to being protected against that stormy day. A financial course is carefully mapped out to assure arrival at specified destinations in life. The quiet millionaire is intelligent and mindful about how to have financial independence and security in order to flow with the happy currents of the life he or she chooses to pursue.

The Quiet Millionaire is a hardcover with 422 pages. The publisher is FMG Publishing, Inc.

The chapters are very well laid out that effectively describe the financial story of a quiet millionaire. See for yourself.

What Is Important about Money to You?

The Financial Management Review ™

How to Have a Positive Cash Flow

Do You Own the Right Assets?

Are You an Intelligent Borrower?

Are You Paying Too Much Tax?

How to Be an Investment Winner

How to Get Maximum Results from Employer Stock Options and Other Key Employee Compensation Programs

Are You Prepared and Insured to Financially Survive Life's Risks?

Will Costly Health Care Wipe You Out?

Follow the Quiet Millionaire's Path to Successful Business Ownership

College Part I: How to Manage the College Experience Successfully

College Part II: How to Make College Affordable

Retirement Part I: How to Quit Working as a Quiet Millionaire ™ and Not Run out of Money

Retirement Part II: How to Maximize Retirement Assets and Transfer Estate Wealth

After each chapter, Brett gives a very good summary of all the important concepts introduced in that chapter.

And last, but not least, the planning tools used by the Quiet Millionaire are available for download at the Quiet Millionaire website. Please check it out.

I strongly recommend reading this book.




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* Saving for Kids College Education
* When did you start taking better care of your Finances
* Investing Strategy for building your Nest Egg
* Financial Planner: Do I need one ?
* 25 Rules to Grow Rich by


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Grow your Income in 5 ways

Even though most of the suggestions made in this article do not apply ot me, there may be others who might learn something from it.

This article has been written by David Bach who has written many best seller books like Start Late, Finish Rich: A No-Fail Plan for Achieving Financial Freedom at Any Age and The Automatic Millionaire: A Powerful One-Step Plan to Live and Finish Rich

Five Ways to Grow Your Income by 20 Percent
Posted on Monday, February 26, 2007, 3:00AM

One of the things I like most about the new Yahoo! Finance format is the immediate feedback I get from readers. Just last month, my column "Five Ways to Save $2,500 in 20 Minutes" received enormous positive feedback.

I also received comments from concerned readers who basically said, "Your ideas won't work for me -- what else can I do to stop living from paycheck to paycheck?"

These readers certainly aren't alone. I completely understand that too many people today simply can't make ends meet with the salary they're earning. If that's the case, it's time to consider ways to grow your income.

Meet the Egglestons

Over the past year, I've had the honor and pleasure of appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show as an expert money coach for her Debt Diet series. The mission of this life-changing program is to start a worldwide movement helping millions of people get out of debt and finally realize their goal of true financial freedom.

On the show, I coached an amazing couple -- Dan and Sally Eggleston. Dan and Sally are both elementary school teachers earning a combined income of $92,000, and live in Indiana, where they're raising three wonderful kids. When I first met them a year ago, they were $100,000 in debt and on the brink of bankruptcy.

Working together, we managed to find ways to cut back on about $500 of unnecessary expenses each month (using what I call the Double-Latte Factor). That was a great start. But due to the huge amount of debt Dan and Sally had accumulated, they had to do more.

In order to make measurable progress toward paying down all their debt, they not only needed to seriously cut back on their expenses, they also required a solid plan to grow their income by at least 10 percent over the year. The Egglestons didn't just succeed -- they crushed my goal by growing their income by over 20 percent!

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