The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy

allocating too many dollars to product and service categories that are not really important

there are worse things, such as never being able to retire and never being financially independent

These people invest a minimum of 15 percent of their annual realized income before they pay the sellers of their food, clothes, homes, credit, and the like.

They create an artificial economic environment of scarcity for themselves and the other members of their household

Over the past five years her annual income averaged around $90,000. But her net worth keeps increasing

Over the past five years her annual income averaged around $90,000

Mrs. Rule is different. She’s like most millionaires. She’s disciplined

Auctioneers have experience with bankruptcy

The foundation stone of wealth accumulation is defense, and this defense should be anchored by budgeting and planning

Most people will never become wealthy in one generation if they are married to people who are wasteful