9 Best Personal Finance Books | Onlyinvesting.info

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Where's "The Intelligent Investor?"

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A personal favorite (that's partially finance but in pursuit of a better life) is Your Money or Your Life. I seriously can't speak more highly of this book.

Can you show us all those books 📚 that you have behind you there on shelves, in your library, I’d like to see it and maybe to copy it.

After a terrible 2022, shell-shocked financial backers have a lot to think about and losses to recover from. An expansion report and a wealth of other data did little to alter assumptions that the Central bank would likely keep raising interest rates regardless of whether the economy slows down. This implies that portfolios will experience more losses during the first quarter of 2023. I'm currently at a crossroads in deciding whether to exchange my $250k security/stock portfolio; how might the continuous market volatility work to my advantage?

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No Rich Dad Poor Dad???? Great list though :).

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Thank you for the suggestion of 'The Index Card'. I will definitely read this book. I think that many people see 'simple' and 'easy' as interchangeable terms – but they're not.
EX: If you want to lose weight and get in shape – simple – eat right and work out. But it's not 'easy'. You need a sustained program of impulse control with food, and a consistent workout regimen. Understanding the difference between 'simple' and 'easy' is crucial. Understand that the simple solution is going to require doing things that aren't always easy.

God bless thank you for sharing. Yes I also whish I would of started reading books and getting better education on finances. Good thing it's never too late.

I'm surprised you have The Index Card on your list. I thought the book was total garbage. I had to stop reading once they recommend that you should have your age in bonds. A 20 year old should not have 20% of his/her portfolio in bonds, just like a 40 year old should not have 40% of his/her portfolio in bonds. This is dangerous advice, especially since the authors have no idea what the reader's risk tolerance is or if they have multiple sources of income, like jobs, side gigs or small businesses, will be receiving a future inheritance, has rental income or has some sort of guaranteed pension from a previous employer.

I kept seeing the "millionaire next door" AND read positive reviews so I just submitted an order on Amazon earlier today. Wish me luck LOL.

I've just finished reading "Sofa Success; The Art of Making Money from Your Comfort Zone" and I have to say that it is revolutionary. While enjoying the comforts of your own area, the author gives us an effective plan for making money online. It feels like you have a mentor guiding you through it all. This is something you should definitely do if you want to increase your income without going outside of your comfort zone. I would strongly recommend it!

God bless thank you for sharing. Yes I also whish I would of started reading books and getting better education on finances. Good thing it's never too late.

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Thanks for the new reading material.
I own and have read Total Money Makeover & A Random Walk down Wall Street. Will check those other ones out.