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The banker builds up the argument from the introduction, starting with banks and ending with stocks, explaining why funds should not be invested, before getting to the main point. Readers who have been investing for a long time and enjoy economics books will benefit in terms of both time and money by skipping this section.
It is a good book that explains how to make good use of banks.
All the Rich Start at the Bank Author: Han Il-seop Publisher: RH Korea (RHK) Release Date: June 22, 2020 Rating | View Reviews Although the title of the book is "All the Rich Start at the Bank," the very idea of starting at a bank surprised me at first. Honestly, I thought this was because bank interest rates are low, so even if you deposit a large amount of money, there is a limit to how much you can actually recoup. To be frank, whenever I see news about real estate these days, I just sigh,
There are so many brutally honest words here. Ugh... This is the best personal finance book I've read so far.
I recommend some good books for those just starting out in their careers
If I had to sum up my impressions of the book *Geomiblue Hwaibulchi* in one word, I would say this: It is simply fun. It flows smoothly. However, the problem is that it also brings tears to my eyes. This is because, as expected, it touches upon work life and contains stories of overcoming challenges to live confidently and authentically. Although elements that inevitably bring the word "hardship" to mind are hidden throughout the book, it is still enjoyable because there are even more hidden
The book isn't difficult and reads well. It's a helpful book for those just starting their careers or office workers.
I bought this because I thought it would be good based on the title and reviews... but it's just long-winded and lacks substance!
This book does a great job of explaining a potentially dry subject in an easy and fun way!! I really enjoyed reading it. Highly recommended!
"All the Rich Start at the Bank" is a book I read because I wanted to manage my finances well. I recommend this book to anyone interested in personal finance. In this book, you can discover the path to becoming wealthy by finding ways to earn more money faster, if possible. The book emphasizes that the bank is the starting point for the rich. You can learn about personal finance step by step. Above all, it is informative because it introduces various products and management methods presented by
Type B banker: All the rich start at the bank.
We all want to become rich—preferably by finding a way to earn more money faster. Then, we discover a "path to wealth" introduced by someone who has already achieved that dream. Those who set this as their goal begin to run. But what if you are running at full speed when your starting point is wrong? What if you trip and fall, scraping your knees? Everyone only imagines the glamorous finale of crossing the finish line, remaining defenseless against potential dangers. Financial management must begin with building liquid assets. This book emphasizes that the starting point for the wealthy is the "bank," and explains how those looking to start managing their finances can utilize banks as a safe investment vehicle. To help you reach a stable finish line, the author introduces the most fundamental financial management techniques and theories.
Korean title: 부자들은 모두 은행에서 출발한다
Korean author: B형 은행원
Korean publisher: 알에이치코리아
ISBN-13: 9788925540672
Reviews
The banker builds up the argument from the introduction, starting with banks and ending with stocks, explaining why funds should not be invested, before getting to the main point. Readers who have been investing for a long time and enjoy economics books will benefit in terms of both time and money by skipping this section.
It is a good book that explains how to make good use of banks.
All the Rich Start at the Bank Author: Han Il-seop Publisher: RH Korea (RHK) Release Date: June 22, 2020 Rating | View Reviews Although the title of the book is "All the Rich Start at the Bank," the very idea of starting at a bank surprised me at first. Honestly, I thought this was because bank interest rates are low, so even if you deposit a large amount of money, there is a limit to how much you can actually recoup. To be frank, whenever I see news about real estate these days, I just sigh,
There are so many brutally honest words here. Ugh... This is the best personal finance book I've read so far.
I recommend some good books for those just starting out in their careers
If I had to sum up my impressions of the book *Geomiblue Hwaibulchi* in one word, I would say this: It is simply fun. It flows smoothly. However, the problem is that it also brings tears to my eyes. This is because, as expected, it touches upon work life and contains stories of overcoming challenges to live confidently and authentically. Although elements that inevitably bring the word "hardship" to mind are hidden throughout the book, it is still enjoyable because there are even more hidden
The book isn't difficult and reads well. It's a helpful book for those just starting their careers or office workers.
I bought this because I thought it would be good based on the title and reviews... but it's just long-winded and lacks substance!
This book does a great job of explaining a potentially dry subject in an easy and fun way!! I really enjoyed reading it. Highly recommended!
"All the Rich Start at the Bank" is a book I read because I wanted to manage my finances well. I recommend this book to anyone interested in personal finance. In this book, you can discover the path to becoming wealthy by finding ways to earn more money faster, if possible. The book emphasizes that the bank is the starting point for the rich. You can learn about personal finance step by step. Above all, it is informative because it introduces various products and management methods presented by
