Next Door may change the way you think about money. There's a 1953 romantic comedy called How to Marry a Millionaire . Three eligible but broke young women, played by Marilyn Monroe, Ava Gardner and Lauren Bacall, vow to find millionaire husbands, but fall in love with ordinary stiffs. Bacall, playing the most cynical of the three, reluctantly gives in to a guy with scruffy clothes and hamburger tastes only to learn in the final scene that he's a gazillionaire. Flash forward 45 years.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
The guy with scruffy clothes and hamburger tastes is the millionaire. This book is a real eye-opener. It's about how the choices we make affect our financial health. Read this book for the surprising truth about what millionaires really drive. One of the most revealing chapters deals with children of wealthy individuals.