| Comic
Jeff Garlin reaches heights atop 'Curb' --
Doing lunch, L.A. style, led to the HBO hit "Curb Your
Enthusiasm." |
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| Elvis
at 69: The king's fortune lives on -- Elvis
Presley was near bankruptcy when he died in 1977. Today, he's
richer than ever, thanks to the woman who divorced him. |
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| Dat
Phan moves up, not out -- Winner of NBC's
"Last Comic Standing" TV show, the former starving
artist/current successful comedian understands money flows.
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| Peter
Frampton invests in what he knows
--
With his early money frittered
or mismanaged away, he collects what he knows and loves -- musical
equipment. |
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| Richard
Lewis doesn't analyze money -- The legendary
stand-up comedian cares less about investment matters, more
about great jokes. |
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| Toby
Keith: Invest in yourself -- Country star Toby
Keith bought his way out of a bad contract and amassed a fortune
by believing in himself and his work. |
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| David
Cassidy: A Partridge in a good place -- He
only got $600 per episode in "The Partridge Family,"
but he's recovered quite nicely, personally and professionally. |
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| Amy
Grant: Giving as good as she gets -- The singer-songwriter
discusses the professional and financial tumult that followed
her well-publicized divorce. |
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| No
financial cliffhangers for 'Sue Ellen' -- Her
royalty checks from "Dallas" have dried up, but actress
Linda Gray has landed a successful investing stratety in real
estate. |
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| Bobcat
Goldthwait: Just say no to pooping winos, shrimp ranches
-- The comedian says he's savvy enough to avoid blockbuster
financial mistakes. |
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| Gene
Simmons' financial kiss and tell -- The long-tongued
rocker loves money and corporate deals, but don't expect him
to be buried in one of his KISS Kaskets.
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| Anti-aging
author has an unfurrowed financial life -- Dr.
Nicholas Perricone, author of "The Wrinkle Cure,"
spent years in medical school learning his skills, but his business
success is largely self-taught. |
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| When
investing, singer Blake Shelton loves his land --
The "Austin" singer has the answers for the
fleeting life of a country star: Stay conservative. |
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