Here's a couple of suggestions. Just about everyone at a certain stage in life can profitably read the following two books. They are especially well suited for the person or couple who are in their first few years following college . This is a period where people are making financial decisions that will significantly impact their lifetime well-being.
Book #1 is Millionaire Teacher: The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School by Andrew Hallam. A very quick read, even for the financial novice, this book yields insights that provide value over a lifetime. I would suggest that a couple read it together and discuss it. To get an idea of Andrew Hallam's writings, visit his blog.
Book #2 is I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi. Again, this is a book that young people will find invaluable. To get an idea of Ramit Sethi's writing,s visit his blog.
Both books are available as paperbacks and are life-changing and inspirational.
Always a good idea to invest in yourself! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recommendations. I'm always looking for good books to read, especially on PF. I've personally heard good things about both books.
ReplyDeleteGreatest suggestions. I'm going to pick these up as Christmas presents for my oldest son who recently graduated from college and could use some help in this area, but won't listen to his old man.
ReplyDeleteAlthough a bit late already that I have bumped across this blog only now, your suggestion are just brilliant and can be used for next holiday. Anyway, is it safe to invest on a used car then to be donated to charity for a tax write off after using (abusing) it? Cheers!
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