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Personal Finance and Investing

CommonHumanity

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Reply to Tomconroy (Original post)

Mon Apr 26, 2021, 08:38 PM

Apr 2021

Thanks for sharing this information with us. It was really nice of you to think of other folks and how it might help them. You even took the time to write a bit about it and your experience. Nice guy Tom!

I need help managing my money and this book sounds like a good start. I looked it up online it is available through Audible which I have. Yay!

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The best investment book I have ever read [View all] Tomconroy Apr 2021 OP

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I think both authors Tomconroy Apr 2021 #5

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Only if you were in a savings account Tomconroy Apr 2021 #4

When I was living in Ohio there was a man in town multigraincracker Apr 2021 #6

Thanks CommonHumanity Apr 2021 #7

I do really care about this subject. Tomconroy Apr 2021 #11

Thank you for your interesting post XanaDUer2 Apr 2021 #8

To everyone who claims it is totally, 100% impossible to save anything, PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2021 #9

Your niece may not be entirely wrong --- depends on the interest on the loans she owes. 3Hotdogs Apr 2021 #10

If I remember correctly Tomconroy Apr 2021 #12

Yeah, if you're borrowing for "it," you can't afford it. 3Hotdogs Apr 2021 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author 3Hotdogs Apr 2021 #14