The story of the richest man in Babylon seems simple and ordinary, but the Babylonians knew it eight thousand years ago.

These principles can still be applied to the way of wealth management.

According to the clay unearthed in Babylon, Akkad is the richest man in Babylon, and many people envy him.

Rich, so ask him how to get rich.

Akkad used to carve pottery bricks. One day, a rich man named agnes came to see him.

Akkad ordered a ceramic tile with legal provisions engraved on it. He said that he was willing to carve it at night until dawn.

Yes, but only if Agnes tells him the secret of getting rich.

Agnes agreed to this condition, so by dawn Akkad had finished carving Og pottery bricks.

Nice fulfilled his promise. He told Akkad:

"The secret of getting rich is to save the money you earn."

"Wealth is like a tree, it grows from a tiny seed, and the first money you save is yourself.

No matter how little you earn, you should save one-tenth of the seeds of wealth growth. "

A year later, when Agnes came here again, he asked Akkad if he had done as he asked.

Save one tenth of the money.

Akkad proudly replied that he did it according to his method, so Agnes asked:

"What do you do with the money you have saved?"

Akkad said, "I gave it to Aluma, a bricklayer, because he was going far away to buy back rare Filipinos."

Jewelry, when he comes back, we will sell these jewels at a high price and share them equally.

Money. "

Agnes scolded, "Only a fool would do that. Why do you trust bricklayers when buying jewelry? "

Your savings are gone! Young man, you have uprooted the tree of wealth. The next time you buy jewelry, you should

It's time to consult a jeweler, buy wool and consult a wool merchant, and don't do business with laymen! "

As Agnes said, Aruma, a bricklayer, was cheated by Filipinos and bought worthless glass.

It looks like jewelry.

When Agnes came back the next year, Akkad made up his mind to save one-tenth of the money he earned.

Wait, he asked Akkad how the money was deposited.

Akkad replied, "I lent the money I saved to the blacksmith to buy bronze raw materials, and then he paid it every four months."

I rented it once. "

Agnes said, "Good, so how do you use the rent you earn?"

Akkad said: "I ate a hearty meal with the rent I earned and bought a beautiful dress. I "

I'm going to buy a donkey to ride. "

Agnes smiled. He said, "You have eaten all the money you have saved. How can you count on them? "

And their children and grandchildren can work for you and earn more money? When you earn enough wealth, you can.

Enjoy it carefree. "

Two years later, Agnes asked Akkad, "Have you realized your dream wealth?"

Akkad said, "Not yet, but I have saved some money, and then the money rolled in, and the money rolled in."

Agnes asked again, "Do you have anything else to ask the bricklayer?"

Akkad said: "They can get good advice about brick making."

Agnes said, "You have learned the secret of getting rich. First of all, you learned to save money with the money you earned.

The first time you learned to ask experts, and finally you learned how to make money work for you and make money.

Money. You have learned how to get wealth, keep it and use it. "

As early as 8,000 years ago, the Babylonians pointed out that successful people were good at managing, maintaining and using to create wealth.

Rich. The way to get rich is to follow professional advice and stick to it all your life.

This ancient wisdom contains the five golden rules of money.

The first law of money: money slowly flows to those who are willing to save money. Save at least one tenth of your money every month, and you can accumulate a considerable asset over time.

The second law of money: money is willing to work for people who know how to use it. Those who are willing to open their hearts, listen to professional advice, put their money on a steady investment that generates profits, and let the money roll, they will continue to create wealth.

The third law of money: money will be with people who know how to protect it. Pay attention to the significance of time return, patiently and cautiously safeguard its wealth, and let it continue to increase in value, not profiteering.

The fourth law of money: money will slip away from people who don't know how to manage. For rich people who are not good at doing business, at first glance, there are opportunities to make profits from investment everywhere, but in fact, there are hidden traps everywhere. They often lose money because of misjudgment.

The fifth law of money: money will slip away from people who are eager for profiteering. The return on investment of money has a certain degree of recoverability, and people who are eager to make huge profits from investment are often fooled and lose money. Inexperience or amateur is the main reason for investment losses.