A running list of personal finance book reviews.
Stocks For the Long Run, by Jeremy Siegel
The Automatic Millionaire, by David Bach
Part I and Part II
New! The Automatic Millionaire Homeowner, by David Bach
Dave Barry’s Money Secrets, by Dave Barry
Making It In The City, by Adina Kalish Neufeld
Welfare Brat, by Mary Childers – It’s a memior about growing up impoverished. While it’s not a personal finance book per se, it’ll sure as heck motivate you to be careful with your money, lest you end up in the poor house.
New!
The Richest Man In Babylon, by George S. Clason, a brief classic
New! (7/2006)
Money, A Memoir, by Liz Perle, a memoir of her relationship with money. A personal journey to financial enlightenment.
Debt Is Slavery, by Michael Mihalik, a wake up call that reminds us that “Possessions are a prison.”
I’ve got one more I’ll be publishing soon, and another book on my bed stand to be written up when it’s done. So bookmark this page for future reference! If there is anything which you’d like me to review, please leave me a comment. Thanks!
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It’s hard to find good books. I mean honestly anyone could write whatever they wanted as long as it made sense. Anyway I’m looking forward to more of your book reviews. I’m trying to ooze my way through The Intelligent Investor, some stange blogger recommended this book. Yeah it may have some interesting points but who wants to read about percentages and rates every other paragraph geez!
Hi 1mil! I got some bad news for you, the really good investing books do talk about percentages, for how else will your measure your returns and know you are profitable?
I had a review I forgot to add which is for Jeremy Siegel’s book. I’ll have to stick that one there, just for you.