Finance ✦ Penny’s Take
How to Raise Millionaire Children
Jordan Howard Jordan · 2004
54/100
👎 Skip It
This book means well and draws on a real dataset of 3,200-plus millionaires, but the execution is too thin to justify the promise in the title. Each strategy gets so little page time that you can't actually implement anything, and the core premise — mimic millionaire habits, produce millionaire kids — glosses over the structural and circumstantial factors that drive wealth outcomes. There are better parenting-and-money books that give you more to work with.
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Verdict receipt0–100
Faith & family safety72
Substance / usefulness55
Craft & writing54
Originality45
Evidence & accuracy58
Hype vs delivers50
Age-fit58
👁 Human-eye gut-check54
Penny’s verdict54
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