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How many young people
understand — much less embrace — the concept of making money work for you?
With all the news about trillion-dollar deficits, “generational theft,” Social Security going bankrupt and a woefully low national savings rate, young people — more than ever — need to learn the basics about money and financial independence. They deservp to know how much power they possess to control their financial future, to rise beyond any need for assistance from irresponsible or broke governments.
In the book “The Millionaire Next Door,” published a dozen years ago, authors Thomas Stanley and William Danko divulged the “surprising secrets” of the wealthy and their habits. The authors' studies revealed that the over
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