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25 Myths You've Got To Avoid - If You Want To Manage Your Money Right: The New Rules For Financial Success focuses on debunking money myths, and providing tips to help readers make the most of their investments. Summary Of The Book Myths about finance are as prevalent as the established facts about finance. One encounters a number of such myths, such as being told that one can’t go wrong with mutual funds, that getting the largest mortgage is the smartest thing to do or that stocks are very risky. Every one of these myths and more, are addressed in 25 Myths You've Got To Avoid - If You Want To Manage Your Money Right: The New Rules For Financial Success by Jonathan Clements. The book contains twenty five chapters, each of which deals with a widely disbursed myth, initially showing you why it doesn’t seem to be all it is cut out to be and then explaining how it’s done the right way. The reader also gets to gain excellent financial strategies, such as retirement savings, college fee payment, portfolio preparations, and mutual fund investments. Usually, such books with advice and ideas make for difficult and tedious reading, packaged as they are in typical personal finance tomes, but 25 Myths You've Got To Avoid - If You Want To Manage Your Money Right: The New Rules For Financial Success brings about a refreshing change, as a witty and well spaced journey through today’s minefields in the finance world. The style of writing is amusing and irreverent, providing an accessible and identifiable approach towards the world of finance. 25 Myths You've Got To Avoid - If You Want To Manage Your Money Right: The New Rules For Financial Success was well received, selling 30,000 copies in its first print. It has got generally good reviews typically praising it for its light style of expositing advice and witty construction. About Jonathan Clements Jonathan Clements is a financial journalist and author.mko Some of his other works are Funding Your Future: The Only Guide to Mutual Funds You'll Ever Need. Jonathan Clements was born in London, England. He graduated from Emmanuel College, Cambridge University. He has worked with Forbes and The Wall Street Journal. He presently works for the Journal, at its headquarters in New York City. He lives in Metuchen, New Jersey. Currently, he has also taken up the post of the director of Financial Education for Citi Personal Wealth Management.