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Personal Finance Books: What’s the Next Big Thing?

By JLP | January 9, 2006

Madame X at MyOpenWallet has written a great post about finding the next big thing in personal finance books. There are several books either out now or will be out in the near future in the area of personal finance. One of those books, Loral Langemeier’s The Millionaire Maker, I am currently reading. I hope to have it done in the next day or two (I’m a slow reader) and post a review.

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