The Wealthy Barber is back

Update: 2025-11-08

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When David Chilton self-published The Wealthy Barber in 1989, it turned into a personal finance phenomenon. Paul Haavardsrud talks with him about the new updated version of his book. We explain why more Gen Z's are "vibe investing" and look at how realistic it is for Canada to go whole hog on "Buy Canadian."

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The Wealthy Barber is back

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The Wealthy Barber is back

The Wealthy Barber is back