Money Magnet: How to Attract and Keep a Fortune That Counts
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Faith -- Royalties -- Steveisms -- About the author -- Preface: How this book came to be -- Part One Introduction -- Chapter one A short introduction to what's ahead -- Chapter two Now and then -- Paying the price -- Chapter three Seeing is believing -- Finding a compelling long-term vision -- Back to budgets -- Have a vision for your money -- Chapter four The formula for financial freedom -- The age pension -- A miscalculation of time -- How much will you need in retirement? -- Chapter five Are you super sufficient? -- Option 1: Welfare -- Option 2: Compulsory super -- Option 3: Voluntary super -- Option 4: Super sufficient -- Which option is best? -- What I did -- Chapter six The definition of financial freedom -- Born free -- Financial slavery -- Financial freedom -- Chapter seven It's about time -- Time accountability -- A waste of time -- Cleaning toilets -- Best- and worst-case scenarios -- Chapter eight The timesheet of life -- Seven steps for creating a life timesheet -- Analysing your time parameters -- Chapter nine A blueprint for financial freedom -- The financial freedom blueprint -- Completing the blueprint -- The results -- Chapter ten Achieving a seemingly impossible mission -- How do you eat an elephant? -- A ladder with two rungs -- Bridging gaps -- Feeling overwhelmed? -- Expect a stretch -- Course corrections -- Part one summary -- Part two Financial IQ and financial EQ -- Chapter eleven Financial literacy -- Young'n -- How financially literate are you? -- Learning financial literacy -- The consequences of financial illiteracy -- Take the test -- Chapter twelve Financial pedigree -- Genetics -- Environment -- Biology and behaviour -- Environment -- The money mystery -- Breaking the mould -- Chapter thirteen The financial family tree | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The financial family tree -- How's your money magnetism? -- Customs and culture -- Skipping generations -- Timelines -- Personal attributes -- Negative role models -- Tree roots -- Chapter fourteen Programming your finances -- Hardware and software -- Intelligence quotient (IQ) -- Financial IQ (FQ) -- Average, prodigious and under accumulators of wealth -- Emotional quotient (EQ) -- Financial EQ -- The relationship between FQ and financial EQ -- Marketing malware -- Program update -- Part two summary -- Part three Making, managing and multiplying -- Chapter fifteen Y-E=S -- Keeping afloat -- Deficit -- Using the Y-E=S formula -- Your situation -- Earn more, or spend less? -- Chapter sixteen 'Y' is for income -- Swapping time for money -- Working harder -- Reorganising your time -- Working smarter -- Income accelerators -- Time Multiple of Money (TMM) -- And finally, investing -- Chapter seventeen 'E' is for expenses -- Spend less, or earn more? -- High-impact, low-motivation -- The power of saving -- Allowance -- S.P.E.N.D. -- Rewards -- Timing -- Tracking -- What about earning more? -- Chapter eighteen 'S' is for savings -- Store, not source -- Inflation -- Comparative asset buying power -- Lazy money -- Asset allocation -- Chapter nineteen The dangers of debt -- What is debt? -- Good debt and bad debt -- Bad debt and worse debt -- Helpful and harmful debt -- Using debt to pay for assets and expenses -- Death adder debt -- Chapter twenty The great Australian nightmare -- The great Aussie property pyramid scheme -- Dreams turning to nightmares -- Does buying a home make sense? -- Buying lifestyle assets -- Financial sabotage -- But Steve . . . -- But I already own a home . . . -- Forced savings -- Chapter twenty-one The pathway to poverty -- The corporate ladder -- The life-changing moment -- Beware the easy path | |
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| spelling | McKnight, Steve Verfasser aut Money Magnet How to Attract and Keep a Fortune That Counts Newark John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated 2022 ©2022 1 Online-Ressource (368 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Faith -- Royalties -- Steveisms -- About the author -- Preface: How this book came to be -- Part One Introduction -- Chapter one A short introduction to what's ahead -- Chapter two Now and then -- Paying the price -- Chapter three Seeing is believing -- Finding a compelling long-term vision -- Back to budgets -- Have a vision for your money -- Chapter four The formula for financial freedom -- The age pension -- A miscalculation of time -- How much will you need in retirement? -- Chapter five Are you super sufficient? -- Option 1: Welfare -- Option 2: Compulsory super -- Option 3: Voluntary super -- Option 4: Super sufficient -- Which option is best? -- What I did -- Chapter six The definition of financial freedom -- Born free -- Financial slavery -- Financial freedom -- Chapter seven It's about time -- Time accountability -- A waste of time -- Cleaning toilets -- Best- and worst-case scenarios -- Chapter eight The timesheet of life -- Seven steps for creating a life timesheet -- Analysing your time parameters -- Chapter nine A blueprint for financial freedom -- The financial freedom blueprint -- Completing the blueprint -- The results -- Chapter ten Achieving a seemingly impossible mission -- How do you eat an elephant? -- A ladder with two rungs -- Bridging gaps -- Feeling overwhelmed? -- Expect a stretch -- Course corrections -- Part one summary -- Part two Financial IQ and financial EQ -- Chapter eleven Financial literacy -- Young'n -- How financially literate are you? -- Learning financial literacy -- The consequences of financial illiteracy -- Take the test -- Chapter twelve Financial pedigree -- Genetics -- Environment -- Biology and behaviour -- Environment -- The money mystery -- Breaking the mould -- Chapter thirteen The financial family tree The financial family tree -- How's your money magnetism? -- Customs and culture -- Skipping generations -- Timelines -- Personal attributes -- Negative role models -- Tree roots -- Chapter fourteen Programming your finances -- Hardware and software -- Intelligence quotient (IQ) -- Financial IQ (FQ) -- Average, prodigious and under accumulators of wealth -- Emotional quotient (EQ) -- Financial EQ -- The relationship between FQ and financial EQ -- Marketing malware -- Program update -- Part two summary -- Part three Making, managing and multiplying -- Chapter fifteen Y-E=S -- Keeping afloat -- Deficit -- Using the Y-E=S formula -- Your situation -- Earn more, or spend less? -- Chapter sixteen 'Y' is for income -- Swapping time for money -- Working harder -- Reorganising your time -- Working smarter -- Income accelerators -- Time Multiple of Money (TMM) -- And finally, investing -- Chapter seventeen 'E' is for expenses -- Spend less, or earn more? -- High-impact, low-motivation -- The power of saving -- Allowance -- S.P.E.N.D. -- Rewards -- Timing -- Tracking -- What about earning more? -- Chapter eighteen 'S' is for savings -- Store, not source -- Inflation -- Comparative asset buying power -- Lazy money -- Asset allocation -- Chapter nineteen The dangers of debt -- What is debt? -- Good debt and bad debt -- Bad debt and worse debt -- Helpful and harmful debt -- Using debt to pay for assets and expenses -- Death adder debt -- Chapter twenty The great Australian nightmare -- The great Aussie property pyramid scheme -- Dreams turning to nightmares -- Does buying a home make sense? -- Buying lifestyle assets -- Financial sabotage -- But Steve . . . -- But I already own a home . . . -- Forced savings -- Chapter twenty-one The pathway to poverty -- The corporate ladder -- The life-changing moment -- Beware the easy path Chapter twenty-two The pathway to prosperity -- The eight steps to financial freedom -- Chapter twenty-three The recipe for getting rich -- The three ingredients -- The simple recipe -- The advanced recipe -- Risk, return and skill -- Efficient and inefficient markets -- Efficient and inefficient assets -- The 'No-plan plan' -- Part three summary -- Part four Making your money count -- Chapter twenty-four Defining significance -- Achieving financial freedom -- Revisiting faith -- The rollercoaster ride -- Chapter twenty-five The three Cs of significance -- The McKnight Family Foundation -- Care -- Cause -- Context -- Chapter twenty-six Leaving a legacy -- Alfred Nobel -- A one-word obituary -- A legacy framework -- Largesse -- Shady trees -- Changing the world ... one tree at a time -- Part four summary and final words -- Ready to discover new ways to make, manage & -- multiply a fortune that counts? -- References -- Appendix 1 Estimate of annual spending (savings approach) -- Appendix 2 Answers to financial literacy questions -- Appendix 3 Answer to Sonja's situation -- Index -- EULA. 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| spellingShingle | McKnight, Steve Money Magnet How to Attract and Keep a Fortune That Counts Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Faith -- Royalties -- Steveisms -- About the author -- Preface: How this book came to be -- Part One Introduction -- Chapter one A short introduction to what's ahead -- Chapter two Now and then -- Paying the price -- Chapter three Seeing is believing -- Finding a compelling long-term vision -- Back to budgets -- Have a vision for your money -- Chapter four The formula for financial freedom -- The age pension -- A miscalculation of time -- How much will you need in retirement? -- Chapter five Are you super sufficient? -- Option 1: Welfare -- Option 2: Compulsory super -- Option 3: Voluntary super -- Option 4: Super sufficient -- Which option is best? -- What I did -- Chapter six The definition of financial freedom -- Born free -- Financial slavery -- Financial freedom -- Chapter seven It's about time -- Time accountability -- A waste of time -- Cleaning toilets -- Best- and worst-case scenarios -- Chapter eight The timesheet of life -- Seven steps for creating a life timesheet -- Analysing your time parameters -- Chapter nine A blueprint for financial freedom -- The financial freedom blueprint -- Completing the blueprint -- The results -- Chapter ten Achieving a seemingly impossible mission -- How do you eat an elephant? -- A ladder with two rungs -- Bridging gaps -- Feeling overwhelmed? -- Expect a stretch -- Course corrections -- Part one summary -- Part two Financial IQ and financial EQ -- Chapter eleven Financial literacy -- Young'n -- How financially literate are you? -- Learning financial literacy -- The consequences of financial illiteracy -- Take the test -- Chapter twelve Financial pedigree -- Genetics -- Environment -- Biology and behaviour -- Environment -- The money mystery -- Breaking the mould -- Chapter thirteen The financial family tree The financial family tree -- How's your money magnetism? -- Customs and culture -- Skipping generations -- Timelines -- Personal attributes -- Negative role models -- Tree roots -- Chapter fourteen Programming your finances -- Hardware and software -- Intelligence quotient (IQ) -- Financial IQ (FQ) -- Average, prodigious and under accumulators of wealth -- Emotional quotient (EQ) -- Financial EQ -- The relationship between FQ and financial EQ -- Marketing malware -- Program update -- Part two summary -- Part three Making, managing and multiplying -- Chapter fifteen Y-E=S -- Keeping afloat -- Deficit -- Using the Y-E=S formula -- Your situation -- Earn more, or spend less? -- Chapter sixteen 'Y' is for income -- Swapping time for money -- Working harder -- Reorganising your time -- Working smarter -- Income accelerators -- Time Multiple of Money (TMM) -- And finally, investing -- Chapter seventeen 'E' is for expenses -- Spend less, or earn more? -- High-impact, low-motivation -- The power of saving -- Allowance -- S.P.E.N.D. -- Rewards -- Timing -- Tracking -- What about earning more? -- Chapter eighteen 'S' is for savings -- Store, not source -- Inflation -- Comparative asset buying power -- Lazy money -- Asset allocation -- Chapter nineteen The dangers of debt -- What is debt? -- Good debt and bad debt -- Bad debt and worse debt -- Helpful and harmful debt -- Using debt to pay for assets and expenses -- Death adder debt -- Chapter twenty The great Australian nightmare -- The great Aussie property pyramid scheme -- Dreams turning to nightmares -- Does buying a home make sense? -- Buying lifestyle assets -- Financial sabotage -- But Steve . . . -- But I already own a home . . . -- Forced savings -- Chapter twenty-one The pathway to poverty -- The corporate ladder -- The life-changing moment -- Beware the easy path Chapter twenty-two The pathway to prosperity -- The eight steps to financial freedom -- Chapter twenty-three The recipe for getting rich -- The three ingredients -- The simple recipe -- The advanced recipe -- Risk, return and skill -- Efficient and inefficient markets -- Efficient and inefficient assets -- The 'No-plan plan' -- Part three summary -- Part four Making your money count -- Chapter twenty-four Defining significance -- Achieving financial freedom -- Revisiting faith -- The rollercoaster ride -- Chapter twenty-five The three Cs of significance -- The McKnight Family Foundation -- Care -- Cause -- Context -- Chapter twenty-six Leaving a legacy -- Alfred Nobel -- A one-word obituary -- A legacy framework -- Largesse -- Shady trees -- Changing the world ... one tree at a time -- Part four summary and final words -- Ready to discover new ways to make, manage & -- multiply a fortune that counts? -- References -- Appendix 1 Estimate of annual spending (savings approach) -- Appendix 2 Answers to financial literacy questions -- Appendix 3 Answer to Sonja's situation -- Index -- EULA. |
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