7 Must-Read Finance Books

Regardless if you’re caught in the rat race, or living comfortably with your finances in check, there is always room for improvement in life - including your finances.

Past experiences and current circumstances might motivate us to develop, but how do we get started? I’ve always been told that a dedicated mentor to teach you the ins and outs of life is a priceless resource. However, quality ones can’t just be bought off the shelf. Luckily for everyone, books can be. Most of us can’t get Warren Buffett to personally guide us through investments, but most of us can take the initiative to learn through his books instead. Here are 7 finance and investment books we are reading today.

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter

Countless people consider Rich Dad Poor Dad as one of the best financial books in the market. We are no different. Robert discusses financial literacy from the point of view of his real dad versus his best friend’s dad.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

A lot of Napoleon Hill’s diligent research has stood the test of time and have remained relevant despite being written around 90 years ago. Over 500 successful people were interviewed including the likes of Andrew Ford, Henry Ford and John Rockefeller.

You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero

Not all great ideas are old and archaic. Originally published in 2017, Jen Sincero implores readers to harness their own personal strengths to make money. Be true to yourself and trust the process.

The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach

David Bach outlines a step-by-step plan to building your own personal wealth without having to earn a six-figure income. David Bach is no stranger to writing success and has sold millions of books across different titles.

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham

In this book, Benjamin Graham pioneered the approach of ‘value investing’, and is used by numerous investors today. Warren Buffet once said: “Chapters 8 and 20 have been the bedrock of my investing activities for more than 60 years”. You know it’s an excellent book when the world’s best investor gives it praise.

The Barefoot Investor by Scott Pape

Scott Pape describes nine steps to earn your financial freedom. Growing up on a farm in Australia, these steps are further segmented into planting, growing and harvesting your way to financial freedom everyone dreams about. Start eliminating debt and live the simple life.

The Richest Man in Babylon by George Clason

An absolute classic about parables set in ancient Babylon. Old doesn’t mean out-dated as George Clason provides basic principles in personal finance that can help anyone from any era of time.

Who needs a singular mentor when you can pick the brain of multiple geniuses in the finance world? Get a hold of these books and start working towards your ideal life now.

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Nitorreda, M. (2019, April 4). 7 must-read finance books. Retrieved from https://news.wlth.com.au/7-must-read-finance-books