Does anyone know a good Slowlane book?

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Hi all,

Can anyone recommend me a Slowlane book/course/guide? I mean the real thing, clipping coupons, paycheck savings, pension fund, the whole works.
I need this for a research, to make a point so please point me to the best in the Slowlane industry.

Thank you!

 

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[Iqen]

Hi,

This is one of the few instances where I could recommend "The Millionaire Next Door" to a financially reasonable person.

Best,

 

[Kak]

Nice!

I am going to give TMND and TMFL to 3 different family members as Christmas presents so they can compare and contrast.

 

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Thanks for the The Millionaire Next Door tip, but this is not exactly what I was looking for, this is more a case study.
I need a Slowlane road map, a crash course, a blueprint if you like, not merely a good read. Does such thing exist?
Hope someone can point me in the right direction...

Thanks!

 

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[G-man422]

You might consider "The Wealthy Barber".

 

[marlitamc]

You might be looking for something from Suze Orman, like her latest book Money Class, or Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover (he's all about trimming the spending fat to "get slowlane rich"). Perhaps David Bach's Finish Rich series, although I haven't read his books.