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From: Jim Garcia <jimgarci@pacbell.net>
Subject: persfin digest
Date: Tue, 08 Dec 1998 14:21:34 -0800

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Subject: bi-weekly loan payments

I prefer the already mentioned (and simple) method of paying extra
principle each month. You'll control the amount (in case you have
a cash flow problem one month) and Quicken (and I'd bet MS Money)
handle a split of your mortgage payment pretty easily.
Jim Garcia    jimgarci@pacbell.net

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>  "L. Chen"  <am302@freenet.buffalo.edu> wrote
>Subject: Suggestion for a good investment book for a teenager

>What is a good investment book for boys in high school --
>with no experience in investment?         TIA       Chen

Check out "The Wealthy Barber" by David Chilton.
It's not a how to trade book, but a why invest, why start early,
how to get wealthy over a period of time book. It's written more
as a novel than a how to.
Or check you local PBS programming during their next pledge
drive. They'll probably have Chilton's show (same name) during
their fund raising (along with Suze Orman's so-so show "9 Steps to
Financial Freedom and Jonathan Pond's boring "Finding Financial
Freedom" & "Your Financial Future".
Jim Garcia    jimgarci@pacbell.net


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