# 2408: How to Get Rich in American History- 300 Years of Financial Advice That Worked (& Didn't) by Joseph Moore

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Published: 2026-04-01T17:00:00+00:00
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Jason advocates for long-term wealth through income property, which is the premier asset class for tax benefits and inflation protection. He highlights significant updates for real estate investors, specifically regarding extended timelines for 1031 exchanges and improved terms for debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) loans. Listeners are encouraged to move beyond short-term market anxiety and adopt a big-picture perspective on financial growth and geopolitical shifts. Jason also announces a interactive contest involving historical real estate data (MLS) and promotes upcoming events focused on investment education. Finally, Jason introduces a historical analysis of three centuries of financial advice to determine which wealth-building strategies have stood the test of time. Then, Jason interviews Joseph Moore, author of "How to Get Rich in American History: 300 Years of Financial Advice That Worked and Didn't." Joseph shared insights from his decade-long research into financial advice across 300 years of American history, explaining how economic conditions have constantly changed and what strategies consistently worked for wealth building. He discusses seven key strategies that successful Americans employed, including building businesses, taking income from others' businesses, combining smaller incomes through side hustles, extreme saving strategies, leveraged investments, steady long-term investing, and marrying well. Joseph emphasize that while many current financial challenges are often perceived as unique to modern times, similar issues and advice have existed throughout American history, and he encouraged listeners to learn from past experiences to make better financial decisions today. https://www.josephmoorebooks.com/ #HowToGetRichInAmericanHistory #FinancialAdvic…

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