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Job Journal March 13, 2005 Marty Nemko	Quick Fix: Your First Million The Millionaire Next Door summarizes a survey of more than 700 millionaires and reveals that the secret to financial security may not be so mysterious after all. It's more likely to be found in a run-of-the-mill business.
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ifeminists November 4, 2003 Bill Winter	The Economic Wisdom of Joe Millionaire Joe Millionaire is, in fact, a profound morality tale and a no-nonsense economics lesson.
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