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Part I. Generating income -- Give yourself a raise -- Using options for income -- Be the bank -- Become the IRS: have people pay taxes to you -- Get paid more from Social Security -- You don't have to drive for Uber -- but you may want to -- The 401k you've never heard of -- Part II. Cutting costs -- Lower your Medicare costs -- Medical tourism -- Pay less for your medicine -- Pay less in taxes -- Lower your investment costs -- How to buy a car for 25% off -- How to travel for less -- Part III. Small ideas that add up -- Part IV. Ideas I don't like -- The worst investment you can make -- Love your life insurance -- Reverse mortgages,

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