The wonderful publicity staff at John Wiley & Sons, the publisher of the international best-seller, Millionaire Teacher – The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School is kind enough to sponsor 2 copies of the book for readers of LCF on Personal Finance. Previously, I interviewed the author of this very book, Andrew Hallam, who shared with me his investing mantra which makes him financially free in his late thirties.
Here are the reviews you should know about this best-seller, by various accomplished finance authors:
- If you buy just one book this year, this is it. Millionaire Teacher will educate and inspire a whole new generation of savvy investors who think for themselves, regularly beat the Street and will retire successfully – Paul B Farrell, Author, The Millionaire Code, The Winning Portfolio and The Lazy Person’s Guide to Investing
- Put away your check book. Instead give this book to every young person and you will be gifting them a lifetime of financial independence and success – Robert P. Miles, Author, Warren Buffet Wealth
- Andrew Hallam has distilled the timeless lessons for investing into nine easy to understand and easy to follow rules. The newbie investor will not find a better guide than Millionaire Teacher – Burton G.Malkiel, A Random Walk Down Wall Street
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That’s it! Winners will be announced on Friday, 25 May 2012 so get your entries in!
P/S: The book is worth RM 67.80 at Popular bookstore
And, if you miss the podcast interview, here it is.
i think there are more singles, unmarried, now and without dependents such as children. how is their savings and investment strategy differs from the marrieds?
YL, I’d say, no dependent individuals are on the no-speed-limit highway to financial freedom if they a financially savvy, invest diligently and spend like they want to grow rich. Look at Andrew Hallam. 🙂
Hi CF Lieu,
The financial topics that I’m interested in is about the various investment, both long term and short term, that I can join to secure my financial situation.
Hi Mak, I’d say, short term = cash and fixed term. Everything else is long term to reap maximum return from the effect of compounding and the ups/down of business cycle.
I need to sort out my messy information input which coming from so many sources … hope this book help.
Hi YK , unfortunately this book won’t be able to help you with that. By the way, what messy information you are referring too? Perhaps we could help
Wish to learn more about investment and wish can reach my financial independence by 40s.
Like your blog alot!
Keep up the good job!
Thanks Celine! That’s encouraging to do even better!
Would like to find out did I missed anything important in personal finance.
No, Andy, you didn’t. I know you didn’t when you said so 🙂
I would like to find out more on long term investment other than unit trust.
Property, REIT, dividend stocks to name a few Sze Yin.
I would like to find out more about the personal finance, and would like to know whether Unit Trust is really for long term investment.
Yes, but got to be aware of the hidden charges which erodes your return, Poh Tin.
wish this kind of book become a part of the school’s syllabus
Oh, yes, it should be one of the syllabus for Life 101.
I wanted to retire without worries and this could be a tool in acheiving it
Wow Subra, I won’t say so, but probably one the very basics to achieving it – financial literacy
This is my first time entering into a “contest” in 2012 🙂
Really great info and do learn a lot thru this blog as well your REITMethod course. You really broaden my knowledge in financial matter as well in REIT investing. I’m not good in writing long compliment or elobrate on it. Its just from my heart, thanks and thanks again.
Seeing that you do benefit from this blog and REITMethod course – you just made my day too Elaine!
Nice website and always offer good stuff!
Thanks Goh!
thank you very much for this! This may my 1st book about finance!
Wish to learn more about investment and wish can have financial free at my middle 30s.
Nice Jynee..ambitious goal! Let us know your progress 😀