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| Ann = Daughter in the “Ann and Beth” vignette; declines parental subsidies
| Ann and Beth: Housewives and Daughters = Named family case study in the book
| Beth = Daughter in the “Ann and Beth” vignette; accepts parental housing subsidies
| Bidding for Your Business = Vehicle-purchasing case study using dealer bids
| Boston Globe = American newspaper; major regional daily
| Dr. North = Pseudonymous physician; high-saving household example
| Dr. South = Pseudonymous physician; high-spending household example
| economic outpatient care = Term for parental financial subsidies to adult children
| Follow the Money = Demand-mapping section title on serving affluent clients
| Ford = American automaker
| Forbes = American business magazine
| Fortune = American business magazine
| Frugal, Frugal, Frugal = Chapter on spending restraint and purchasing patterns
| Georgia State University = Public university in Atlanta
| Great Recession = Global financial downturn
| Helaine Olen = American journalist; critic of personal-finance advice
| How We Find Millionaires = Appendix on sampling methods in the book
| J.C. Penney’s Stafford Executive = Men's suit line sold by J.C. Penney
| Johnny Lucas = Pseudonymous small-business owner; exemplar of frugality
| Los Angeles Times = American newspaper
| Longstreet Press = American book publisher; first publisher of The Millionaire Next Door
| MarketWatch = American financial news website
| Mark R. Stuart = Procurement professional in the vehicle-bidding example
| MasterCard = Global payment card network
| Michael Hiltzik = American journalist; Los Angeles Times columnist
| Mrs. Rule = Pseudonymous professional; high-wealth saver at modest income
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb = Scholar and author; critic of survivorship bias
| PAWs = Prodigious accumulators of wealth; top-quartile savers category
| PTA = Parent-Teacher Association; school–family organization
| Publishers Weekly = American book-industry trade magazine
| Robert and Judy = Pseudonymous couple; high-income, low-wealth counterexample
| Robert and Ruth Jones = Millionaire parents in the “Ann and Beth” vignette
| Sears = American department store chain
| Simon & Schuster = American publishing company
| Taylor Trade Publishing = American publishing imprint
| The Economist = British weekly news magazine
| The Millionaire Next Door = 1996 personal-finance book by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko
| The Next Millionaire Next Door = 2018 follow-up book continuing the research
| The Wall Street Journal = American business-focused newspaper
| The Washington Post = American newspaper
| Thomas J. Stanley = American researcher and author; coauthor of The Millionaire Next Door
| U.S. = The United States of America; country
| UAWs = Under-accumulators of wealth; bottom-quartile savers category
| University at Albany = Public research university in New York
| USA Today = American daily newspaper
| Visa = Global payment card network
| William D. Danko = American marketing professor and author; coauthor of The Millionaire Next Door
| You Aren’t What You Drive = Chapter on vehicle purchases and status consumption
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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