It’s just a couple weeks to Christmas, so I thought I would send out a quick link to reviews I previously wrote on helpful personal finance books.
If you know someone interested in FIRE (financial independence & retiring early), I highly recommend any of these books:
- Making The Most Of Your Money, Jane Bryant Quinn
- The Millionaire Next Door, Thomas Stanley & William Danko
- Affluenza, John de Graaf
- Retire Wild, Happy, & Free, Ernie J. Zelinski
These are all books that I find myself going back to time & time again.
The links take you to posts that tell you more about each book. They are NOT links to Amazon for affiliate sales. I simply find them worthwhile reads you or someone else might enjoy.
I also like Your Money Or Your Life, by Vicki Robin & Joe Domingues – but haven’t written up a post about that one yet.
Any additional books you would suggest?
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MrFireStation 
The Simple Path to Wealth written by JL Collins
Is a grate book to help understand index investing 🙂
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Thanks for the suggestion. I’m an index investor, so I’ll be interested in it!
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Currently reading Big Mistakes: The Best Investors and their Worst Investments by Michael Batnick.
It’s very interesting to see how even the big names have come a cropper….
In a weird way, this book has been helping me overcome some of my current investment dilemmas – if the experts can’t always get it right, I don’t have to aim for 100% certainty. Balance of probabilities will do nicely….
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Interesting approach to explaining investments. I heard someone once say it is better to be generally right, than exactly wrong.
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