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The Richest Man in Babylon
George S. ClasonSimple money lessons told as parables set in ancient Babylon. Nearly a century old, its basic advice about saving and spending still holds up.
- Published1926
- GenrePersonal finance
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01Pay yourself first
Keep part of everything you earn for yourself before spending the rest.
02Control your spending
Don't let expenses grow just because income does.
03Make money work
Put your savings to work so they earn more over time.
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