Exciting Financial Books
I know, it sounds like an oxymoron. Believe me these books exist! There are 2 types of financial books. First there is the type that you would expect, the dull boring text book kind that is filled with numbers and facts. These types of books can make you fall asleep after 5 minutes of reading. They are not for everyone. There is a different kind of financial book which I have become addicted to. They open you up to the opportunities that you didn’t even know were there! They are not only informative but they are also motivational and fun to read. They make you excited about your future and every time you read one of them you may be inspired to set new goals or make a change in the way you manage your money.
These are a list of books that I have found to be the most exciting and informative. They set out a plan that make saving and planning for your future easy and fun.
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The Wealthy Barber This was the book that started me on my financial journey. My boyfriend happened to have it on his bookshelf and when we got into a discussion one day about compound interest and how it worked he suggested that I read this book.I took his suggestion and read the book. It was great! I learned so much valuable information, and I couldn’t believe that no one had told me any of this stuff when I was younger.It’s written in the form of a story, so for those of you who don’t want to read a book that is information-only, this one is for you. |
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The Automatic Millionaire This one is one of my favorites! It’s written in a clear, easy to read way that and is so inspiring. Author David Bach has a great way of expressing is enthusiasm and success. He will set you on the path of becoming a millionaire without changing your lifestyle. Even if you have never been able to save for anything, he will show you how you can do it automatically so that you can’t fail.This one’s a great read! |
More reading suggestions to come.
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