You’ll learn
- How small habits unlock financial freedom
- Why your paycheck can be your wealth engine
- Secrets to making your home a goldmine
- Strategies for foolproof financial health
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The American Dream seems to be in decline. According to the American Savings Education Council, 57% of American employees have savings below $25,000. Meanwhile, the average financial assets of a baby boomer stand at less than $1,000, as per research from the American Association of Retired Persons. Where are you in all these? Are you in debt? Do you live paycheck to paycheck, unable to save up for a rainy day? David Bach’s approach will transform your financial life if you take it. The American Dream is within reach if you discover its hidden formula.Becoming an Automatic Millionaire is a tortoise’s approach to wealth — steadily and surely gaining wealth throughout your lifetime. By studying the journeys of automatic millionaires, you can discern the path to becoming one. The Automatic Millionaire builds on these seven foundational facts:• You can be rich without making a lot of money.
• Discipline is not a requirement for becoming an Automatic Millionaire.
• You can be rich as an employee.
• You can use the Latte Factor to build wealth on a few dollars per day.
• Pay yourself first.
• Own a home instead of renting one.
• Develop an automatic system to prevent failure.
The primary strategy for achieving affluence and financial success is to automate all aspects of your finances. This means you do not have to worry or think about money.
This summary shares the secret of original automatic millionaires and outlines the steps they took to become wealthy. Hopefully, you’ll take a cue from these originals to gain financial independence.
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Bach’s first encounter with an Automatic Millionaire was at an adult education program where he taught an investment class. Jim and Sue McIntyre approached David Bach for financial advice because they had decided that Jim would retire at age 52. Bach was taken aback by this decision and wanted to caution them from making that choice. But when he saw their financial statements, he started to agree with their decision.The McIntyres had a net worth of $2 million. On top of that, their second house provided a guaranteed $26,000 annually. Other investments produced dividends, and they had no form of debt. And no, they didn’t inherit all that money. What they inherited was knowledge. They came from a neighborhood that practiced some common sense rules about money.First, they learned the difference between looking rich and being rich. Society creates an unattainable standard of living for most people. Through social media and targeted advertising, the pressure to look rich mounts, and people cave in. Debts increase, making you work for the rest of your life to pay up.When individuals receive their salary, their initial instinct is to settle their bills, and if there's any remaining amount, they might set aside a little for savings.

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