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. . . at least, that's what I keep telling myself.   More accurately, experts tell me that during my life, I have already earned enough money that I *SHOULD* be independently wealthy, had I done the right things with it.  These same experts also tell me  that wealth isn't measured by how you *make*; but *rather* by how much you get to keep !.

There's two parts (at least) to the money thing.  The FIRST part is MAKING the stuff (acquiring, collecting, earning, finding, stumbling across).  The SECOND part is keeping ( saving, investing ) the stuff, and hopefully making it grow to be MORE.

Almost *everybody* SAYS they want more money.  Most people spend their time wishing, instead of taking positive steps to make it happen.

 I am of the latter persuasion, of taking positive steps to make it happen.  If you are also of the latter persuasion, then the references below will help you figure out how to get and keep more money.

Am I the expert?  No! That's why I'm not advertising *my* book ! (smile)  But, the reference I recommend below have proven very valuable for me -- and will to you, if you use them.

On the "doing more with what you have and not throwing the stuff away" side, check out The Motley Fool at (http://www.fool.com).  
They have a FREE site, FREE newsletters, awesome FREE advice -- good, common sense stuff that a lot of people think about.  You owe it to yourself to check it out.

If you'd like to be a bit more pro-active . . .