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The Courage to Be Rich by Suze Orman — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Courage to Be Rich

by Suze Orman

A longer, more philosophical Orman: clearing the clutter and debt that block abundance, the ethics of money in relationships, and then detailed investing and estate chapters. It is dated in product detail and strong on the behavioural material.

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you want Orman's full worldview plus the practicals.

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you want current product advice; the specifics have aged.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Courage with money is clarity, not risk.
  2. Clutter and debt are the same problem in different forms.
  3. Honesty about money is a relationship skill.

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Read the chapters on money and relationships before the investing chapters.

Our verdict

Worldview plus practicals, dated.

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