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How to Get Rich in American History
AN INSTANT USA Today BESTSELLER . A Next Big Idea Club Must-Read . FEATURED IN Blooomberg, MoneyWeek, Kiplinger, Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Washington Independent Review of Books AND MORE!"Eye opening, deeply researched, and snort-out-your-nose funny. I dare you to put it down." -William Bernstein, author of The Four Pillars of Investing"Refreshingly unequivocal advice." -Publishers WeeklyIn richly told stories and wild self-experiments, historian Joseph Moore tests history's best and worst financial advice to find what worked, what didn't, and why everyday people can still get ahead-including you.
What if so-called timeless beliefs about money like "invest for the long run, " "compound interest builds wealth, " and "real estate always goes up" were shockingly new .
What if so-called timeless beliefs about money like "invest for the long run, " "compound interest builds wealth, " and "real estate always goes up" were shockingly new .
AN INSTANT USA Today BESTSELLER . A Next Big Idea Club Must-Read . FEATURED IN Blooomberg, MoneyWeek, Kiplinger, Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Washington Independent Review of Books AND MORE!"Eye opening, deeply researched, and snort-out-your-nose funny. I dare you to put it down." -William Bernstein, author of The Four Pillars of Investing"Refreshingly unequivocal advice." -Publishers WeeklyIn richly told stories and wild self-experiments, historian Joseph Moore tests history's best and worst financial advice to find what worked, what didn't, and why everyday people can still get ahead-including you.
What if so-called timeless beliefs about money like "invest for the long run, " "compound interest builds wealth, " and "real estate always goes up" were shockingly new .
What if so-called timeless beliefs about money like "invest for the long run, " "compound interest builds wealth, " and "real estate always goes up" were shockingly new .
