It's Never Too Late to Get Rich
The Nine Secrets to Building a Nest Egg at Any Age
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Publisher Description
Now completely revised and updated, the Jorgensens' classic guide to increasing wealth provides solid advice on investing, paying taxes, buying insurance, and more...in good times and bad.
You can get rich -- regardless of age, income, or marital status -- by simply following the advice of financial duo Jim and Rich Jorgensen. It's Never Too Late to Get Rich explains how to apply their tried-and-true rules of financial planning in any financial climate, taking you through a process built on nine foolproof, easy-to-follow strategies:
• Pay yourself first
• Don't be a lender
• Kill those credit cards
• Be willing to accept some risk
• Build a rock-solid investment portfolio
• Invest with technology
• Delay your taxes
• Buy adequate life and disability insurance
• Work with a financial planner
Here too are invaluable guidelines on saving and investing in a crashing or soaring stock market, on minimizing taxes, and on preparing for big expenditures like education and retirement. Fully updated with information on new ways to earn interest, the latest financial websites and resources, and much more, It's Never Too Late to Get Rich is your reliable guidebook toward the financial security that you've always dreamed of.
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Jim and Rich Jorgensen, father and son co-hosts of the radio show The Jorgen$ens on Money, offer a straightforward, no-frills way to save money with It's Never Too Late to Get Rich: The Nine Secrets to Building a Nest Egg. They show how a few modest steps-e.g., brown bagging lunch once a week; renting a video instead of going to a movie-can help save hundreds of dollars. They also advise investors to pick a stock or mutual fund and keep their money there until they need it, regardless of the market's turbulence. Inexperienced investors and people nervous about handling money will find this primer helpful. But while the tax and retirement sections are updated and there's new material on choosing financial planners, the book is otherwise practically identical to the edition originally published in 1994.