The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom: Practical and Spiritual Steps So You Can Stop Worrying

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	The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom: Practical and Spiritual Steps So You Can Stop Worrying Suze Orman Three Rivers Press, 2006 - 352 pages average customer review:based on 210 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Help!!!

I just started reading it and it is wonderful! I can only recommend it!!!
Great help and tips even for 2007!

I also loved her new book 'Women and Money'.

I just love Suze Orman

My boyfriend had this book on his shelf for years....a guft from his mother. I decided after a few years I was going to read it.
The financial lessons in the book are great! I learned about trusts, wills, etc. Things I would not have thought of, and Suze explains them in a very down to earth, non-intimidating way. She usually blends a true story in.
Because I loved the book so much I started watching the show. Suze is very eccentric and does have some crazy ideas. But, more than a financial planner she is a people person. A very opinionated people person. My boyfriend could not stomach the show because of her eccentric ways- but he came around when I raved about the advice, and things I'd learned.
Suze is just Suze.....so if you've ever seen her show-- she writes like she talks....A no BS kind of gal.
From analyzing the way in which you organize your money in your wallet, to respecting it- you learn the inner reasons why you don't always create wealth for yourself. It may seem far-fetched. However, I am a strong believer that the mind is very powerful. I've done much better financially speaking since I heeded her advice!

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Outdated but most things still apply

I'm finding out that by reading some of Suze's books, they might be a little outdated. However, the basic principles apply. You need to do something to set yourself free from the financial burden and this is a great book to start with.

Very informative

This book is a great resource for someone who wants to do the right thing with their money.

This was exactly what I needed; maybe not what you need

This book laid out the basics for someone who had to start from square one-half. I had no expectations and was pleased with what I found.

The Good:
1. I have found the idea of looking into your past/emotions about money to be useful.
2. Nowhere else have I found such clear explanations of so much investment lingo. I feel like I will be able to understand Businessweek much better now.

The Bad:
1. I can see how high expectations could lead to disappointment; the claims of psycho-babble are not altogether wrong.
2. I think Suze Orman does not appreciate how good she is with money; most of us should probably not invest by instinct, the way she says we should.

Verdict:
Excellent reference for rock bottom beginner wondering where to go next, but don't believe everything you read.

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