<ul><li>Plan for old age and unexpected financial needs.</li><li>Invest in assets that generate long-term, reliable income.</li><li>Consider real estate, businesses, or long-term investments.</li></ul>

6. Ensure A Future Income ( Plan For Retirement)

<ul><li>Borrow only when necessary and always repay debts on time.</li><li>Avoid excessive loans that can trap you in financial slavery.</li><li>Live within your means and build savings before making big purchases.</li></ul>

8. Avoid Debt ( Don't Let Money Own You)

<ol><li>Save at least 10% of your income before spending on anything else.</li></ol><ul><li>Wealth builds over time when you consistently set aside money.</li><li>This habit ensures financial stability and growth.</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Wealth grows when opportunities are seized with preparation.</li><li>Don’t procrastinate; take action when a good opportunity arises.</li><li>Learn from mistakes but don’t let fear stop you from investing.</li></ul>

7. Take Advantage Of Opportunity ( Be Ready To Act)

<ul><li>Help others once you achieve financial success.</li><li>Generosity brings fulfillment and goodwill.</li><li>Supporting others can also create opportunities and strong relationships.</li></ul>

9. Be Generous And Give Back  (Playing Your Part In Society)

<ul><li>Don’t confuse desires with necessities.</li><li>Avoid lifestyle inflation—just because you earn more doesn’t mean you should spend more.</li><li><br></li></ul><p>Budget wisely to make the most of your earnings.</p>

2. Control Your Expenses (Live Below Your Means

<ul><li>Saved money should be put to work through investments.</li><li>Wise investments generate passive income and grow wealth over time.</li><li>Understand the difference between speculative ventures and sound investments.</li></ul>

3. Make Your Money Work For You (Invest Wisely)

<ul><li>Keep learning and developing skills to increase your earning potential.</li><li>Hard work and knowledge lead to greater opportunities and higher income.</li><li>Seek mentors and surround yourself with financially wise individuals.</li></ul>

5. Increasing Your Earning Ability ( Improve Your Skills

<ul><li>Don’t fall for get-rich-quick schemes.</li><li>Seek advice from knowledgeable and experienced people.</li><li>Be cautious of investments that promise high returns with little risk.</li></ul>

4. Protect Your Wealth (Avoid Risky Investment)

These ideas, told through the story of Arkad (the richest man in Babylon), offer timeless financial wisdom. If you follow these principles, you can build long-term wealth and financial freedom.

The Richest Man in the Babylon. This book deals with the personal success of each of us. Success means results coming from our efforts and ability. A good preparation is the key to our success. So keep a part of what you earn with yourself. From the benefits of saving to the essentials of getting rich, this collection of educative Babylonian fables gives you timeless information on how to make money. It guides to getting rich, attracting good fortune and the five golden rules. As a guide to understanding hydro-wealth and a powerhouse has been inspiring readers for generations. You know that Babylon became the richest city of the ancient civilization because it had reserved part of its earnings for the future. Thats why citizens got everything they wanted. How can you always keep your wallet heavy, the author has taught very beautifully on this topic.

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George Samuel Clason, also known as George S. Clason. George Samuel Clason was born in Louisiana, Missouri, and died in Napa, California.During his eighty two years he was a soldier, businessman and writer. He served in the United States Army during the Spanish-American War.Clason started two companies, the Clason Map Company of Denver Colorado and the Clason Publishing Company. The Clason Map Company was the first to publish a road atlas of the United States and Canada, and did not survive the Great Depression.George Clason is best known for writing a series of informational pamphlets about being thrifty and how to achieve financial success. He started writing the pamphlets in 1926, using parables that were set in ancient Babylon.

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