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Money Foundations: From Paycheck to Portfolio

Build the habits and systems that turn income into lasting wealth.

For knowledge workers and early-career professionals who earn well but have not yet built a system for growing wealth. You will move from confusion about money to a clear, automated plan that grows quietly in the background while you focus on your career.

6 books, 1h 38m
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Money Foundations: From Paycheck to Portfolio cover
Money Foundations: From Paycheck to Portfolio cover
Money Foundations: From Paycheck to Portfolio cover

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6 books
  1. 1

    Start here to learn that wealth is built on behavior, not intelligence. The Psychology of Money changes how you think about money before you touch a single spreadsheet.

  2. 2

    Rich Dad, Poor Dad

    Robert T. Kiyosaki

    Now that you understand the mindset, Rich Dad Poor Dad gives you the basic idea that separates the wealthy from everyone else: assets versus liabilities, and making money work for you.

  3. 3

    With the right mindset and the idea of assets in place, I Will Teach You To Be Rich gives you a practical six-week system to automate your finances, improve your accounts and start investing without worrying over every dollar.

  4. 4

    Just Keep Buying

    Nick Maggiulli

    Building on automation, Just Keep Buying uses data to show why investing your income consistently matters far more than timing the market or extreme frugality. For busy professionals, this is a freeing idea.

  5. 5

    Now that you are investing consistently, The Little Book of Common Sense Investing shows why low-cost index funds beat almost every other strategy, and why keeping it simple is the smartest choice you can make.

  6. 6

    The Algebra of Wealth

    Scott Galloway

    Once low-cost index funds handle your investing, The Algebra of Wealth places that plan inside the rest of your life. It shows how focus, stoicism, time and a growing career combine to build financial independence.

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