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Title: new age claptrap
Review: I suppose this book contains some useful advice, but I quickly tired of wading through the feel-good, New Age claptrap to get to it. I recently decided to become more informed about my finances, so I bought this book and a couple of others. The best, by far, was Investing for the Financially Challenged by Walter Updegrave, an expert from Money Magazine. His advice was straightforward, easy to absorb and presented with a sense of humor--a big relief after the Orman book. I recommend it to people who want pragmatic advice without the so-called "spiritual" baggage.
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