Tank.
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Hello everyone, Im new here. well ill tell you a little about my self. im still in high school, i have a job and currently making 9.00$/hour. I really want my money making the most for me instead of pissing it off on useless things most kids spend on these days. well anyway, can anyone recomend me any good links,books, and sites to help this starting teenager out.
Thank you.
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JCook
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Two books I would recommend are Bogle On Mutual Funds written by John Bogle and Debt Proof Living by Mary Hunt.
Bogle will give you sound investing advice and Hunt will show you how to stay out of debt and have money left to invest.
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Tue Nov 07, 2006 3:32 am |
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richrudolph
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For a very good introduction to index fund investing, read some of Jonathan Clements books (he writes the excellent "getting going" column in the WSJ).
I also really like David Benjamin's "LifeLong Investing" series - <deleted>. He takes a clear step-by-step approach to show you how to build a solid sustainable portfolio using index funds.
Rich
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Tue Nov 07, 2006 11:58 pm |
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Kiaser
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Investing for Dummies. Seriously, it's easy to read and explains everything in plain english.
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Wed Nov 08, 2006 6:19 am |
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more freedom
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Rich dad poor dad will be a good read
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