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The Millionaire next Door. Presented By: Tyler Burke. Book Main points. Wealthy rarely are millionaires- “Hyper consumer lifestyle”. Actual millionaires live a very simple lifestyle . “Financial offense and defense ”. What makes Millionaires special?.
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The Millionaire next Door Presented By: Tyler Burke
Book Main points • Wealthy rarely are millionaires- “Hyper consumer lifestyle”. • Actual millionaires live a very simple lifestyle. • “Financial offense and defense”.
What makes Millionaires special? • 80% of America’s Millionaires are 1st Generation rich. Wealth is not usually inherited. • High Income + Frugality = Millionaire
How can I accumulate money? • Millionaire’s budget. • They spend less time on purchasing luxury items. • Seven Common Denominators of Successful people. ( In depth now)
Questions to ask yourself • Am I now preparing myself for future financial decisions? • Do you know how much your family spends each year on food, clothing, and shelter? • Do you have a set of daily, weekly, monthly, annual, and or lifetime goals?
You are Not what you spend! • "They believe that financial independence is more important than displaying high social status." • 40-46) One earns to spend. When you need to spend more, you need to earn more. (52) • It's much easier in America to earn a lot than it is to accumulate
Parenting as a Millionaire • “The more dollars adult children receive, the fewer dollars they accumulate, while those who are given fewer dollars accumulate more. (168)” • Rules for Parents and Productive Children (203-209)
Career Ideas? • “They choose the right occupation." Who are the affluent? A portion is retired, a large portion of the remainder are self-employed professionals or business-owners are the affluent.
Personal Impact • Education • Credit Cards • Future Loans on Home, Car, or School.
Bibliography • All clip art is from Microsoft 2010 • Good Reads. "The Millionaire Next Door Quotes." Thomas J. Stanley Webpage. Good Reads 2013 Inc., 12 Jan. 2012. Web. 02 Jan. 2013. • Staley, Thomas. The Millionaire Next Door. New York: Taylor Trade, 1996. Print.