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    Start Over, Finish Rich: 10 Steps to Get You Back on Track in 2010

    By David Bach

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    Let 2010 Set You on the Path to Wealth.
     
    Believe it or not, recessions make millionaires!  Will you be one? In Start Over, Finish Rich, America's best-loved financial expert, David Bach, explains that 2010 will be the best opportunity for building wealth we have seen in decades. And, as the economy recovers, you must be set up to recover with it. Bach's easy, take-action plan will show you how.
     
    Start Over, Finish Rich supplies the ten crucial moves you must make in 2010 to get back on track and recapture your dreams of a richer future. Learn how to:
     
    * Get out of debt
    * Fix your credit
    * Rebuild your 401k plan
    * Improve your 529 Plan
    * Take smart risks
    * Reorganize your financial life for the high tech age
    * Update your real estate plan
    * Change your thinking about money
    * Recommit to wealth
     
    As Bach says, "A recession is a terrible thing to waste—so don't waste this one! Use it instead to get rich." Read Start Over, Finish Rich and let David Bach put you and your family back on the path to financial freedom. 
     
     
     
     
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
    Release dateDec 29, 2009
    ISBN9780307591203
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    Start Over, Finish Rich: 10 Steps to Get You Back on Track in 2010
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    David Bach

    David Bach is one of the most trusted financial experts and bestselling financial authors of our time. He has written ten consecutive New York Times bestsellers with over seven million copies in print, including two #1 New York Times bestsellers The Automatic Millionaire and Start Late Finish Rich. In addition to his books, David has impacted millions of people over the past two decades through his seminars, speeches, newsletters, and thousands of media appearances. He is also the cofounder of AE Wealth Management, regarded as one of America’s fastest-growing financial planning firms, and the founder of FinishRich Media, a website dedicated to revolutionizing the way people learn about money. Learn more at DavidBach.com.

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    • 3/5
      I toggled between a 2.5 and a 3 on this one, and decided to round up. I've read several of David Bach's books, and this is more of the same, really. But it's been a while since I read the last one, so some of the reminders are good, I guess.
    • 3/5
      I periodically take out financial books and try some one new, or in this case old, idea
    • 3/5
      This book was ok. Bach tends to say the same things over and over again in his books, and he assumes that the average reader is mired in debt and subscribes to premium cable at the same time. I read his "Smart Couples Finish Rich" book a while back and liked that, but this one reiterated many ideas he had already discussed so it was not that helpful. However--it is a good reminder and it discusses many concepts related to credit cards, stocks, savings and home buying that are useful to know.