Can you get rich in just a few years? I did. Let me share my tips on how to be a good consumer and investor, and you will be on your way.

Why is this web site called Get Rich Slow? No one can get rich quick legally. Many can get rich in a lifetime (much too slow). A realistic goal is to achieve a reasonable amount of financial success in a handful of years. Then money will come in faster than you can spend it. It takes intelligence, patience, and, pardon the expression, WORK. Please read the information below and get rich.

• The bottom line
• How to assimilate this information
• Your home
• Your car
• Managing debt
• The pros and cons of college
• Your job
• Investing
• Making the right moves at the right times

EXTRA:

• Ask Money Man - Readers ask the expert their money related questions.

Comprehensive Table of Contents

• The bottom line
• How to assimilate this information
• Your home
  • It is difficult to save enough money to buy a home
  • It is difficult to qualify for a big enough mortgage
  • Some people must move to new cities every few years
  • Some people do not want the responsibility of owning a home
  • Condominiums
  • Townhouses
  • Single family homes
• Your car
  • New car or used car
    • Old cars
    • Average Joe and Silly Eddie
  • How to pay for it
  • Choose your car features
    • Size
    • Power versus efficiency
    • Coolness
    • Reliability
    • American or foreign
• Managing debt
  • Interest rates
• The pros and cons of college
  • How to Afford College
• Your job
• Investing
  • IRA
• Making the right moves at the right times

EXTRA:

• Ask Money Man
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