Know Your Money: Read these bestselling Personal Finance books
Want to become rich fast? Well everyone wants to be one but sadly there is no way to become a billionaire overnight. Becoming financially sound requires hard work, planning and learning. Learning plays an important role in your career as it itself contains a word 'earning' inside it. Many successful entrepreneurs in the world have shared their reading preferences with people. They have agreed that reading changes an attitude towards life. There are several books on personal finance that can not just change your attitude towards life but also help plan and save a lot of money over a period of time. Take a look at some of them here:
''Think, Grow and Rich'' by Napoleon Hill
Think And Grow Rich is considered a textbook for actionable techniques that can help one get better at doing anything, not just by rich and wealthy, but also by people doing wonderful work in their respective fields. There are hundreds and thousands of successful people in the world who can vouch for the contents of this book. (Amazon)
''Get It Together: Organize Your Records So Your Family Won't Have To''
This book by Melanie Cullen and Shae Irving cover critical, overlooked personal financial organizational issues. It shows how to gather and store personal financial records in an efficient and effective manner. (Amazon)
''Dave Ramsey's Complete Guide to Money''
Dave Ramsey' s book includes lessons on debt management with real-world money scenarios that people encounter, including things like insurance policy management, charitable giving, and trading and investment etc. (Amazon)
"The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns"
This book by John C. Bogle can easily fit in the palm of your hand. It talks about the futility of expensive investment advice, and how low-cost index funds, performance and low fees, investment playing field between Main Street and Wall Street etc. (Amazon)
"The Millionaire Next Door" By Thomas Stanley and William D. Danko,
This book showcases millionaires not as rich brads or celebrities, glitz-and-glamour materialists, but as flannel shirt-wearing, pickup truck-driving regular folks. It explains, how they turned into billionaires. It's as much a book on the American spirit as it is a money management book, and that only helps shine a brighter light on its brilliance. (Amazon)
''Millennial Money Makeover: Escape Debt, Save for Your Future, and Live the Rich Life Now''
This book by By Conor Richardson deals with real-life problems and is useful in helping young readers deal with debt - particularly student loan debt. It is one of the best books to get to know about savings at an early age. (Amazon)