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'''The Motley Fool''' is a popular [[American]] financial education website founded in 1994 by brothers David & Tom Gardner, that aims to teach ordinary people how to take care of their [[money]] better, in an easy to understand way.<br /><br />
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'''The Motley Fool''' is a popular [[American]] financial education website founded in 1994 by brothers David & Tom Gardner, that aims to teach ordinary people how to take care of their [[money]] better, in an easy to understand way.
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The name originates from a line from one of the plays by [[William Shakespeare]].  
 
The name originates from a line from one of the plays by [[William Shakespeare]].  
  
 
There has been a [[British]] version of the site since March 1998.<br />
 
There has been a [[British]] version of the site since March 1998.<br />
  
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==External Links==
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==External links==
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[http://www.fool.com The Motley Fool (US)]<br />
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* [http://www.fool.com The Motley Fool (US)]
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[http://www.fool.co.uk The Motley Fool (UK)]<br />
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* [http://www.fool.co.uk The Motley Fool (UK)]
  
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[[Category:Websites]]

Latest revision as of 07:07, July 12, 2016

The Motley Fool is a popular American financial education website founded in 1994 by brothers David & Tom Gardner, that aims to teach ordinary people how to take care of their money better, in an easy to understand way.


The name originates from a line from one of the plays by William Shakespeare.

There has been a British version of the site since March 1998.

External links