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3 Reasons Why Traditional Educational Institutions Will Stifle Your Ability to Build Wealth.

February 21, 2007 -

advanced-wealth-planning-te.jpgOne of the most important determinants of building wealth during your educational life would have been a solid course in the history of education. Why? Because a solid understanding of the roots of institutional education would enable you to realize that most education puts you in debt at the same time as never teaching you how to build wealth. Henry Ford once stated that it was a good thing that people in America had no understanding of how banks truly worked because if they did, there most likely would be a revolution by tomorrow morning.

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