The Personal Wealth Coach: Creating and Rebuilding Invested Wealth in the 21st Century

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Summary: Better Books Are Available
Review: The author does a passable job of informing readers how to invest and what pitfalls to avoid, but there are some critical issues he carefully leaves out. A far better and more honest investment guide would be "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" by Burton G. Malkiel.

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Summary: A clear and entertaining education in investing
Review: This book takes the mystery of investing and turns it into a common sense story of the history of who we are as Americans then finishes it off with a clear, principled approach to how to be an effective investor today and into the future. It should be taught in every school and be mandatory reading by every person trying to create an income for retirement.

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Summary: Save money by not buying this book
Review: This book was a waste of my time and money. This guy is so full of himself he thinks he can peddle advice when he barely gets his definitions of basic finacial planning terms correct. Read the Richest man in Babylon and you will get all the advice you need.

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Summary: We all found it to be great!
Review: We are not sure what book the prior reviewer read, but we found this book to be entertaining and enlightening. It did a great job in explaining the fundamentals of investing and was easy to understand. The author is humble in his presentation as well.