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The Gospel of Wealth (Little Books of Wisdom)

The Gospel of Wealth (Little Books of Wisdom)

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Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Almost wasteful
Review: As a financial and estate planner this essay will redefine my practice. Common people today have accumulated far more wealth than they imagined. There is a struggle to determine the right course. Carnegie, about 100 years ago, had the insight to challange those of means to become trustees of our society. I am motivated and you will be as well. I read this is material that has made a large impact on Bill Gates. For those of you with excess assets PLEASE READ

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Capitalism and wealth distribution
Review: As a financial and estate planner this essay will redefine my practice. Common people today have accumulated far more wealth than they imagined. There is a struggle to determine the right course. Carnegie, about 100 years ago, had the insight to challange those of means to become trustees of our society. I am motivated and you will be as well. I read this is material that has made a large impact on Bill Gates. For those of you with excess assets PLEASE READ

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Interesting Perspective on Giving from The Super Rich
Review: This book is about 1/4" thick and is an essay written by Andrew Carnegie in June 1889. It's an interesting perpective on what very wealthy people should do with their money to improve society. He doesn't believe in handing over the cash when you die to your children but rather spending it before you die on free libraries, parks, etc. to improve life for the common man. It was recommended reading from a book on History of Wall Street.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Interesting Perspective on Giving from The Super Rich
Review: This book is about 1/4" thick and is an essay written by Andrew Carnegie in June 1889. It's an interesting perpective on what very wealthy people should do with their money to improve society. He doesn't believe in handing over the cash when you die to your children but rather spending it before you die on free libraries, parks, etc. to improve life for the common man. It was recommended reading from a book on History of Wall Street.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Almost wasteful
Review: Though this essay has good points, there are also things you must look at; greed. Greed can ultimately leed to things that harm and hurt people.

I agree with the fact that richer people help the economy but I also would like to add that they are very influencial... these rich people get outplayed and others follow. It always matter what kind of person.

Keeping money within your pocket doesn't help at all... and so does this say that. Circulate through the economy, but also circulate through the poor.

--Actually, I havn't read most of it, i'm just blabling on. YEY!


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