This is a list of books on personal finance I have come across that are fun to read with easy to grasp concepts that I believe will help readers grow and set them on the path to financial freedom!
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RECOMMENDED LIST
1. The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach
This book is definitely an easy read, littered with interesting anecdotes and analogies to illustrate concepts. The Automatic Millionaire guides readers towards achieving financial success by cutting unnecessary expenses, paying yourself first and setting up a simple plan to retire a millionaire.
Read my post on The Automatic Millionaire and related posts to find out more.
2. The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley and William Danko
Our traits define us and millionaires, too, share a set of common traits. The Millionaire Next Door identifies seven key common traits that show up repeatedly among those who have accumulated wealth. Contrary to popular belief, these people do not live in expensive estates. They live next door, within our midst, without us realizing it.
Your day truly begins when you get home from work. These are the others which define us, that define our financial freedom. The Other 8 Hours seeks to help readers prioritize their commitments from insidious activities ("LifeLeechers") which suck up free time and divest their energies accordingly, providing tangible tools on devoting those hours to more enriching, energizing and rewarding pursuits.
4. The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey
How would you like to transform your skinny bank account into a bulked-up cash machine? Dave Ramsey proposes a simple, straightforward plan to make over your money habits.
The Total Money Makeover introduces a simple system to get out of debt, build up your emergency fund, maximise your retirement investing, save for college funding, pay off the home mortgage and set yourself up to achieve financial peace.
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