Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko - The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy Books

Review: The Millionaire Next Door is not a book on how to create wealth, but its facts are surprising.

America today has a problem with spending and debt, and I recommend that, particularly, younger people read this book.

I know this...

The Bottom Line: Want the ingredients for the millionaire recipe? It's all here. This fascinating, if somewhat dry read should be required reading for anyone opening a checking account. Worth it; highly recommended.

Review: Many millionaires have a secret: you would never suspect they're rich. But there's more to it than that... This little secret is actually the primary reason they're so wealthy. No kidding. No, they're not hiding anything from you, nor do they desire...

The Bottom Line: One heck of an eye opener, this book is worthy of any person's finance library.

Review: This is one heck of a book. It covers the statistical analysis by Thomas J Stanley in regards to his several years in studying the affluent. I definitely think this book should be read in high schools. It is an eye opener to know that the greater...

The Bottom Line: A good start on the Self Help road as long as you treat its advice with caution.

Review: Like may who start out on the road of self help books this was the first one I read. It does, on the surface, seem sensible enough, but despite some good advice it is also deeply flawed. The Millionaire Next Door isn t alone in this respect, many...

Review: I had heard good things about this book, so I bought it. What a waste of money. The whole concept of the book could have been summed up in one chapter. Basically, save your money. I already knew this as well as most of the target audience.

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The Bottom Line: This book is a must read for anybody who wonders what steps it takes to build wealth or to preserve wealth.

Review: Recently, I was browsing through my local Waldenbooks and I came across Dr. Stanley Thomas and Dr. William Danko's The Millionaire Next Door. I browsed through the book and decided to purchase it. As I was reading the book, I realized that I was...

The Bottom Line: These concepts are important and it is worth reading once.

Review: Choose wealth
The Millionaire Next Door takes a studiously professorial look at American millionaires. Most of us equate millionaires with celebrities and lavish lifestyles while, in fact, most of them live in the same neighborhoods as you do...

Review: How can we get to be Daddy Warbucks?

Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko have one piece of advice: "Wage war against conspicuous consumption. Spend less than you earn; invest the rest."

For most Americans, it's a losing...