
The 10 Commandments of Money
Survive and Thrive in the New Economy
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Narrated by:
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Heather Henderson
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By:
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Liz Weston
For previous generations, living within your means was a simple formula. Now, with the staggering rise in health-care, medical, and housing costs, millions of people find themselves skating from paycheck to paycheck with no idea how to move forward.
As the most widely read personal-finance columnist on the Internet, Liz Weston has heard the questions and has the answers. This book will help listeners avoid critical mistakes, survive the bad times, and thrive in the good ones. Pointers include how to balance your budget, pay down debt, pay for college, save for retirement, and more.
Liz Weston’s goal is to provide the practical guide to the brave new world of money. What Sylvia Porter’s Money Book was to the 1970s, The 10 Commandments of Money will be for the 2010s.
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Critic reviews
Would you listen to The 10 Commandments of Money again? Why?
Yes, it's worth listening to a second time to be sure that none of the information slips through the cracks. It's all common sense.Should be Taught in Schools
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Great advice on finances
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Saving Money
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Great info for anyone, but dated
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was alright
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Must read
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Need to know about money
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Would you consider the audio edition of The 10 Commandments of Money to be better than the print version?
No. There is a lot of information in the book, such as websites and book titles, that would be much easier to follow in a print version. It sounds ridiculous for the reader to read out a website link. "w-w-w-dot-go-to-my-site-dot-com-forward-slash-while-you're-driving-forward-slash-dot-h-t-m-l."Any additional comments?
Although I wouldn't necessarily recommend the audio version of this book, the content would lend itself well to a print version. I plan to follow up on some of the information I heard, although it's difficult to take notes, etc. if you listen while driving or doing something else hands-on.May Be Better as a Hard Copy
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a great advice!
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There were a lot of practical points that I enjoyed about this book. I think my main hangup is that the author depends on debt far too much. I am not as extreme as Dave Ramsey on the subject, but debt does not have to be as much of a factor in our lives as Weston allows for.
For instance, she says it is a good idea to have one's house paid for before retiring. My first thought was "no duh Liz!" Maybe a better goal is to have your house paid for before you are 40! Her point of course, is that you get a low cost loan with a mortage and can invest your money elsewhere. I prefer not to play the bow to the FICO score game, but to each his/her own.
A bit of a different philosophy on money
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