Ben Stein – The Capitalist Code: It Can Save Your Life and Make You Very Rich

Ben Stein has written a book that tells you everything you need to know about investing. If you follow Ben’s advice, you will do better than most investors who pay high fees to advisers.

In his entertaining and informative style, beloved. The New York Times. Ben Stein makes it clear that capitalism in the United States is not a rigged system. As he reveals. The capitalist code was written. Life can be faced by moaning and complaining or it can be faced by study, work, optimism, and faith in the free capitalist system. Guess which side gets the better life? Most Americans don’t inherit wealth or a successful business that could set them up for the rest of their lives. Most Americans are destined for financial worry and concern for the rest of their lives. Right? Wrong! The wonderful system of stock market capitalism can allow any American to build financial security. You will learn in this guide.

• Why it really is better to have money― and how to get there
• How to save first, and then spend― automatically
• Why investing in great companies is easier than you think

This book is about how to harness the incredible power of the U.S. economy for enjoyment and security by being owners of profitable businesses-by consistent, conservative investment starting as young as possible in a diversified port- folio of stocks. Anyone can be a capitalist. It only takes a small amount of knowledge and action. All it takes is. The capitalist code was written. .

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ben Stein is a respected economist who is known to many as a movie and television personality, but has worked more in personal and corporate finance than anywhere else. He has written about finance. The Wall Street Journal. One of the leaders of the junk-bond frauds of the 1980s, he has cowritten eight finance books. Stein travels the country speaking about finance in both serious and humorous ways, and is a regular contributor to CBS’s Sunday Morning, CNN, and Fox News. He won the Malcolm Forbes Award for excellence in financial journalism.