Book · 2004 · Finance
The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous & Broke
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Let's face it the money book for the young fabulous and broke by Susie Orman might sound a wee bit more accessible than an econ paper like Optimal life cycle asset allocation understanding the empirical evidence from The Economist you really are looking at Arcane Journal articles full of equations and math.
Stephen Dubner · Freakonomics Radio · Oct 2022 Listen at 10:33 Why people recommend it
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Stephen Dubner let's face it the money book for the young fabulous and broke by Susie Orman might sound a wee bit more acc… 2
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“it's called Popular personal financial advice versus the professors in it he examines the advice given in books like Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley and William Danko and women and money by Susie Orman these are books that sell millions and millions of copies”
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“let's face it the money book for the young fabulous and broke by Susie Orman might sound a wee bit more accessible than an econ paper like Optimal life cycle asset allocation understanding the empirical evidence from The Economist you really are looking at Arcane Journal articles full of equations and math”
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“not only because there is already a book called women and money but also because women just have more money these days”