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E10 The Arizona Republic Wednesday, November 20, 1996 Windstar van rated safest Dwarfing the competition iirT -r 'It 1 1 Sister vehicles of the Trans Sport are the Oldsmobile Silhouette and the Chevrolet Venture. Findings on other tested vehicles were: Mazda MPV, rated marginal because of damage to occupant compartment. Dodge Grand Caravan-Chrysler Town Country-Plymouth Grand Voyager, rated marginal, structural performance seemed good but there was too much damage near the dummy's feet. Honda Odyssey-Isuzu Oasis, rated marginal because of damage in the footwell area. Nissan Quest-Mercury marginal because of potential leg" injury and contact of the dummy's head with the steering wheel through the airbag.

Chevrolet Astro-GMC Safari rated poor because of occupant-corn partment damage and potential lower leg injury. Ford Aerostar, rated poor for occupant-compartment damage and. substantial upward and rearward movement of the steering wheel. Toyota Previa, rated poor because of "marginal structural performance," excessive belt slack and potential leg injuries. .07 11-29 12-)3 .50 11-30 12-14 DIVIDENDS TistaGmmricatA 11-12 12-4 X-1 share ot TCI Sateme Ertertahmert Inc Sar A for every 10 shares held: reporaig payable date.

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It's to say to yourself, 'I do not have to rely on somebody else for 15 or 20 years for my he said. "People say I it's dull. You know what's dull? Dull is waking up each morning and worrying that you might lose your I job." Stanley has profiled the typical millionaire in a series of books aimed at businesses that seek to identify and attract well-heeled clients. But his new book, The Millionaire Next Door, written with researcher William D. Danko of Albany, N.

is directed instead at individuals and families who want to become rich. The major point of the book, published this month by Longstreet Press, is summed up in one of its chapter titles: "Frugal Frugal Frugal." Among that chapter's findings: After MasterCard and Visa, which That's a trap many otherwise prudent millionaires fall into, Stanley said. For example, according to the authors, 43 percent of millionaires who have grandchildren pay for all or part of their private-school tuition. But the authors' research found the recipients of "economic outpatient care" end up less affluent than the givers, although they may achieve professional success. The self-restraint that allowed the parents to attain wealth disappears from the children, Stanley said.

"The more outpatient care that you give to adult children, the more they spend," he said. "We asked a lot of millionaires, how did you raise such great kids? They said, 'We never told them we were Stanley, who started his career as a assistant professor, has taken his research to heart. Wealthy himself, Stanley favors flannel shirts and well-worn loafers. He lives in a handsome, although not opulent, two-story house in suburban Atlanta with a 1993 Camaro and 1994 Ford Explorer in the garage. "It's discipline and hard work and focus," he said.

"It's just like losing weight or exercising. A lot of people know they should do it. They have a room filled with exercise equipment. But they never do it themselves." also are the most popular credit cards with the general public, the most widely held card among wealthy households is the Sears card. About twice as many millionaires have a Sears card as a Neiman Marcus card, according to Stanley.

Further, the most popular car brand among millionaires is Ford, the authors found. "For every luxury car buyer that's a millionaire, there are six that are not millionaires," Stanley said. "So it's the higher-income, low-net-worth person that's driving a luxury car." Stanley recalled one millionaire to whom friends planned to give a Rolls Royce for his 65th birthday. The man found out and put a stop to it. "He said, 'It's totally incompatible with my What he was saying, was: If you have the car, you've got to change the house.

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