The Rules of Wealth: A Personal Code for Prosperity and Plenty: (The Rules Series)

A personal code for prosperity and plenty Some people seem to find money so easy. Easy to make, easy to hold on to, and easy to grow. The rest of us just find it easy to spend. Is it all luck, or is there something rich people know or do that we don't? Is it something we could all learn? The answer is a resounding yes. They know The Rules of Wealth. The Rules of Wealth are the guiding principles that will help you generate more money, handle it more wisely, grow it more effectively, and use it to live a happier, more fulfilling and comfortable life. In this new edition of the worldwide bestseller, Richard Templar has added 10 brand new Rules to make your life even more rewarding. If you dream of having enough money never to worry about it ever again, you need The Rules of Wealth.

Table of Contents:
1 Anybody can be wealthy - you just need to apply yourself 2 Decide on your definition of wealth 3 Set your objectives 4 Keep it under your hat 5 Most people are too lazy to be wealthy 6 Get a reality check 7 Understand your money beliefs and where they come from 8 Understand that wealth is a consequence, not a reward 9 Decide what you want money for 10 Understand that money begets money 11 Calculate the net return 12 If you see money as the solution you'll find it becomes the problem 13 You can make lots of money, you can enjoy your job, and you can sleep nights 14 Don't make money by being bad 15 Money and happiness - understand their relationship 16 Know the difference between price and value 17 Know how the wealthy think 18 Don't envy what others have 19 It's harder to manage yourself than it is to manage your money 20 You've got to know where you are before you start 21 You've got to have a plan 22 Get your finances under control 23 Insurance pays someone, and odds are it's not you 24 Only by looking wealthy can you become wealthy 25 Speculate to accumulate (no, this isn't gambling) 26 Decide your attitude to risk 27 Think through the alternatives to taking a risk 28 If you don't trust someone, don't do business with them 29 It's never too late to start getting wealthy 30 Start saving young (or teach your kids this one if it's too late for you)  31 Understand that your financial needs change at different stages of your life 32 You have to work hard to get rich enough not to have to work hard 33 Learn the art of deal making 34 Learn the art of negotiating 35 Small economies won't make you wealthy but they will make you miserable 36 Real wealth comes from deals not fees 37 Understand that working for others won't necessarily make you rich - but it might 38 Don't waste time procrastinating - make money decisions quickly 39 Work as if you didn't need the money 40 Spend less than you earn 41 Don't borrow money - unless you really, really have to 42 Consider consolidating debts 43 Cultivate a skill and it'll repay you over and over again 44 Pay off your loans and debts as a priority 45 Don't be too busy earning a living to make some money 46 Save in big chunks - or should you? 47 Don't rent, buy 48 Understand what investing really means 49 Build a bit of capital then invest it wisely 50 Understand that property, in the long run, will not outpace shares 51 Master the art of selling 52 See yourself as others do 53 Don't believe you can always win 54 Don't pick stocks yourself if you don't know what you're doing 55 Understand how the stock market really works 56 Only buy shares (or anything) you can understand 57 Use your head 58 By all means, use the investment professionals (but don't be used by them) 59 If you are going to get financial advice, pay for it 60 Don't fiddle 61 Think long term 62 Have a set time of day to work on your wealth strategy 63 Pay attention to detail 64 Create new income streams 65 Learn to play 'What if?' 66 Control spending impulses 67 Don't answer ads that promise get-rich-quick schemes - it won't be you who gets rich quick 68 There are no secrets 69 Don't just read this - do something   70 Carry out a finance health check regularly 71 Get some money mentors 72 Play your hunches 73 Don't sit back 74 Get someone to do the stuff you can't 75 Know yourself - solo, duo or team player 76 Look for the hidden asset/opportunity 77 Don't try to get rich too quickly 78 Always ask what's in it for them 79 Make your money work for you 80 Know when to let go of investments 81 Know your own style 82 Know why you should be able to read a balance sheet - and how 83 Be one step ahead of your tax collector 84 Learn how to make your assets work for you 85 Don't ever believe you're only worth what you are being paid 86 Don't follow the same route as everyone else 87 Shop for quality 88 Check the small print 89 Don't spend it before you've got it 90 Put something aside for your old age - no, more than that! 91 Put something aside for emergencies/rainy days - the contingency fund 92 You paid what for it? How to shop around 93 Never borrow money from friends or family (but you can allow them to invest) 94 Don't surrender equity 95 Know when to stop sharing your wealth 96 Use your wealth wisely 97 Never lend money to friends or family unless you are prepared to write it off 98 Don't lend, take equities 99 You really, really can't take it with you 100 Know when/how to say no - and yes 101 Find ways to give people money without them feeling they are in your debt 102 Don't over-protect your children from the valuable experience of poverty 103 Know how to choose charities/good causes 104 Spend your own money because no one will spend it as wisely as you 105 Take responsibility before you take advice 106 Once you've got it, don't flaunt it 107 What's next? Pacts with the devil?

About the Author :
Richard Templar is the author of the international bestselling Rules books. Over 2 million people around the world have enjoyed and now play by Richard Templar's Rules. The complete list of titles is as follows: The Rules of Life, The Rules of Work, The Rules of Management, The Rules of Wealth, The Rules of Parenting, The Rules of Love, The Rules of Everything, The Rules of People, The Rules of Thinking, The Rules to Break and The Rules of Living Well.