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When Suze Orman was 13 she watched her father dive into the flames of his burning take-out chicken shack in order to rescue his cash register. In that moment Orman learned that money was more important than life itself. And so it became her quest to be rich. But years later, when Orman became a wealthy broker with a huge investment firm, she was profoundly unhappy. What went wrong? She had not yet achieved financial freedom. In her nine-step program, Orman covers the ingredients to financial success--confronting our beliefs and fears, learning the nuts and bolts (and insiders secrets!) of savvy management, and finding the spiritual trust that leads to abundance.
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With a new preface that reflects personal finance today, New York Times bestselling author and leading financial expert Suze Orman shares a refreshed version of The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom, the revolutionary, groundbreaking classic that changed the way we think, feel, and act about money. Unlike traditional money management books, 9 Steps approaches money from an emotional and spiritual point of view, emphasizing that fear, shame, and anger are the main obstacles to wealth.
Now, in these turbulent economic times, Suze’s life-changing message from fifteen years ago is more important than ever. This reissued version of shows you:
· That debt is bondage and how best to break free of it
· Why the less you have, the more you need a revocable living trust
· How to find the best financial adviser (look in the mirror!)
· How to avoid being taken advantage of when buying life insurance
· Which retirement accounts make sense and which do not
In nine simple steps, you’ll learn all you need to know to be responsible with and respectful of the money you have and the money you don’t have. Embrace Suze’s groundbreaking philosophy—that you are worth more than your money—and understand the true meaning of wealth so you can live a life without regrets.
If you do not have control over the money in your life right now, Suze’s nine steps to financial freedom are for you.
Now, in these turbulent economic times, Suze’s life-changing message from fifteen years ago is more important than ever. This reissued version of shows you:
· That debt is bondage and how best to break free of it
· Why the less you have, the more you need a revocable living trust
· How to find the best financial adviser (look in the mirror!)
· How to avoid being taken advantage of when buying life insurance
· Which retirement accounts make sense and which do not
In nine simple steps, you’ll learn all you need to know to be responsible with and respectful of the money you have and the money you don’t have. Embrace Suze’s groundbreaking philosophy—that you are worth more than your money—and understand the true meaning of wealth so you can live a life without regrets.
If you do not have control over the money in your life right now, Suze’s nine steps to financial freedom are for you.
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
An interesting book about planning out a life long strategy for handling and accumulating money. The only problem with this book is that most of the techniques discussed are applicable only in the USA because of the system of tax breaks on pensions and savings schemes. We Europeans would find very little of use in this book .
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This book is just what I needed to face up to my financial circumstances. Although some of the advice is only relevent in detail to the USA, the vast bulk of the discussion and practical tips really help to get to grips with your finances - and even quite enjoy it! It doesn't just get you to look at your money either - this book encourages and enables you to think about your attitudes towards money and where they come from. It has triggered some soul searching, and the beginnings of change in my financial life.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Inappropriate for the U.K.market as very many of the issues are focussed on U.S. financial products and taxation. Side one of the four-side tape recording is totally devoted to introspection. Personally I found the psycho-analysis nauseating and irrelevant. The seemingly ever pervasive search to allocate 'blame' for one's actions on previous experiences is surprising, to say the least, in a 'financial book'. Disappointing, irrelevant and basic. A poor buy.
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Some Interesting Thoughts On What Money Means to YOU.
The first steps in the book are definitely worth reading. This centres on looking at ones early experiences of money and attendant fears surrounding it. Read more
Published on 27 Nov 2006 by Ian Cadman
Correcting Costly False Beliefs!
My friends who are financial planners tell me that they never meet anyone who does not know the right answer about what they should be doing with their money, but yet no one of... Read more
Published on 31 July 2004 by Donald Mitchell
Correcting Costly False Beliefs!
My friends who are financial planners tell me that they never meet anyone who does not know the right answer about what they should be doing with their money, but yet no one of... Read more
Published on 12 May 2004 by Donald Mitchell
Great Help On A Troubling Issue!!!
A while back, I was shopping for long-term care insurance. A friend recommended '9 Steps'. Let me tell you, Suze made this whole thing so clear! Read more
Published on 22 Aug 1999
God Bless Suze Orman!
Well written, no nonsense talk on getting your financial act together. I received the book two weeks ago and it's already changed my life.
Published on 8 Aug 1999
Why pay for info when you can get it for free?
I made the mistake of buying this book and later found the same information on Fidelity's website under the investment planning section. Read more
Published on 27 July 1999
she shares her experience and skills with us- that's great !
I bought the book and I am still reading it. Although I live in Italy and the law is very different here,we have other taxes and all the system is different, I am very grateful to... Read more
Published on 20 July 1999
Practical, useful, multidimensional, immediate use
Just finished reading this...and then immediately went into work and changed my 401(k) contribution to the maximum. Read more
Published on 17 July 1999
new age claptrap
I suppose this book contains some useful advice, but I quickly tired of wading through the feel-good, New Age claptrap to get to it. Read more
Published on 5 July 1999
Some useful info, but you have to dig for it
This book reads like a self-help book written by someone who has spent years in therapy. It contains some useful information about hidden costs of living that I was unaware of... Read more
Published on 27 Jun 1999
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