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(NYSE: JPM) 174Travelers (NYSE: TRV) 175Visa (NYSE: V) 175Health Care Stocks in the Dow 175Amgen (NASDAQ: AMGN) 175Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) 176Merck & Co. 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Rockefeller 193Cornelius Vanderbilt 194Sam Walton 194Thomas Watson Jr. 195Present Business Leaders 195Bernard Arnault 196Mary Barra 196Jeff Bezos 197Richard Branson 198Michael Bloomberg 198Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and Sundar Pichai 199Shawn Carter, Beyonc\u00e9 Knowles, Sean Combs, and Andre Young 200Tim Cook 200Jamie Dimon 201Jack Dorsey 201Bill Gates, Paul Allen, and Steve Ballmer 201Reed Hastings 202Kylie Jenner and Robyn Fenty 202Phil Knight 203Jack Ma, Pony Ma, and Robin Li 203Rupert Murdoch 203Elon Musk 204Amancio Ortega 204Howard Schultz 204Oprah Winfrey 205Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg 205Buffett's Tips from Chapter 10 206References 206Chapter 11: Being Thrifty like Buffett: Ways to Save Money 208Introduction 208Your Library: Free Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Music, Movies, and More 209Free Educational Courses: Khan Academy, Coursera 211Websites for Free Stuff 212Free Activities 213Amazon.com: The World's Biggest Store 214Comparison Shopper Tools: Your New Best Friend 215Barter: Turning a Cell Phone into a Porsche Convertible 216Eat a Low-Cost Meal, Periodically 217Shop Private Label and Generic Items 219Clothes: Outlet Stores, Vintage Items, and Buying Off-Season 220Buying Gasoline 221Coupons, Double-Couponing, Triple-Couponing, and Groupon 222Rewards Programs 223Negotiate with Cell Phone, Cable, and other Service Providers 224Yard Sales, Flea Markets, and More: Turning Trash into Treasure 225Do-It-Yourself 227Donate Things to Charity 227Avoid Shooting Yourself in the Foot with Bad Habits 228Tying It All Together in a Budget 228Buffett's Tips from Chapter 11 232Appendix: Sample Budget 232References 233Chapter 12: Buffett's Views on Cars and Homes 235Introduction 235Do You Need a Car? 236New Cars vs. Used Cars 237Buying vs. Leasing a Car 239The Best Time to Buy or Lease a Car 241Home Basics 243Finding A Home 244Bidding for a Home 245Paying for a Home: The Down Payment 246Paying for a Home: The Mortgage 248A \"House Hack\": Getting Someone to Pay (Most of) Your Mortgage 250Looking Under the Hood of a Mortgage 250What Determines Home Prices? 254Buffett's Tips from Chapter 12 254References 255Chapter 13: Buffett on Dale Carnegie, Communication Skills, and Emotional Intelligence 257Buffett Learns Life-Changing Skills in a Dale Carnegie Course 257CliffsNotes Version on Dale Carnegie and How to Win Friends and Influence People 259Things How to Win Friends and Influence People Will Do for You 260Techniques in Handling People According to How to Win Friends and Influence People 261Six Ways to Make People Like You According to How to Win Friends and Influence People 264How to Win People to Your Way of Thinking, According to How to Win Friends and Influence People 266What is Emotional Intelligence (EQ)? 269Emotional Intelligence (EQ): Some Details 270Have A Great Posse 274Buffett's Tips from Chapter 13 277References 277Chapter 14: Buffett's Tips for College 280Introduction 280College: The Basics 281Getting into a College 282Graduate School: Optional for Some Jobs, Mandatory for Others 284Paying for College: Scholarships and Grants 286Paying for College: The Three-Year Plan for Super Achievers 287Paying for College: 529 Plans 287Paying for College: Student Loans 288Paying for College: On- and Off-Campus Jobs 290Your Resume: A Snapshot of Your Qualifications for a Job 291Putting Together Your Resume 292The Objective Section 292The Education Section 293The Work Experience Section 294The Skills Section 295The Activities and Interests Section 296Cover Letter 297Buffett's Tips from Chapter 14 297Appendix 298References 299Chapter 15: Buffett's Tips for Careers 300Introduction 300LinkedIn Profile: Your Online Resume 300Finding an Internship or Job 302The Job Interview(s): Preparation 303The Job Interview(s): Acing Your Interview 306The Job Interview(s): Compensation, or Show Me the Money! 309Succeeding on the Job 310Financial Paperwork After Getting a Job 313Forms W-2 and W-4 313Form 1040: The Annual Income Tax Form and \"TheBuffett Rule\" 314Retirement Plans 316Becoming a 401(k) or IRA Millionaire 318Buffett's Tips from Chapter 15 319Appendix 319Health Benefits Information 319References 322Chapter 16: Buffett's Tips for Philanthropy 324Buffett's Huge Gift and the Giving Pledge 324Getting Involved in Philanthropic and Charitable Activities 327Measuring Performance 329Market-Based Economies Are Good . . . 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