Below, we have covered all areas, starting with our best overall book on investing: "The Bond King," by NPR “Planet Money” podcaster and journalist Mary Childs, who delivers a powerful biography of Bill Gross, formerly of PIMCO, who made a whole new market on trading bonds and ended up...
Money Mindset Books Millionaire Teacher, by Andrew Hallam Andrew became a millionaire on a high school teacher’s salary. His book, Millionaire Teacher, explains how. I’ve known Andrew since 2011, and he’s one of the sharpest minds in the index fund investing space. Iinterviewed him on my...
Your Everyday Guide to Saving Moneyis certainly a frugal living book. But it also discusses ways to save long-term money. For example, using cold water while washing your clothes can save almost $65 a year, while investing in a deep freezer and buying food in bulk can save on groceries...
This latest book on investing is the second she has written; the first wasBroke Millennial: Stop Scraping By and Get Your Financial Life Together. She also wroteBroke Millennial Talks Money: Scripts, Stories, and Advice to Navigate Awkward Financial Conversations. Throughout the book, Lowry uses ...
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Money Changes Everything: How Finance Made Civilization Possible by William Goetzmann Read 3 Hidden Order: The Economics of Everyday Life by David Friedman Read 4 The Truth About Markets: Why Some Nations are Rich But Most Remain Poor
The book largely focuses on working for money versus investing your money in order to have it work for you. This book does not get down into too many of the dirty details on how to invest, but is more about explaining in clear terms why investing is so important. The most powerful poin...
For a young investor, what could be better than learning the art of investing from a legendary money manager himself? Peter Lynch, the co-author of “One Up On Wall Street,” is one of the most prolific investors in the history of investment banking. ...
Why Spend Money on Investment Books When Many Are Free?Consumers looking for financial advice continue to snap up advice manuals on everything from handling credit to investing. However, few people realize there are many handbooks and pamphlets that do a solid job of explaining these topics _ ...
10 Reasons Why NFT Books Are the Future of Literature: A Guide to Investing in the Next Big Thing9 January 2023 (YorkPedia)The impact of NFT books on the literary world is expected to be significant. It will give authors and creators more control over the distribution and monetization of ...