Book Reviews

I’ve already written a bit about Adam Baker and recently released e-book, Unautomate Your Finances.  But, if I know my readers, you’re not going to be satisfied until I go into deeper detail and dive headfirst into the e-book myself.  Given my fondness for automating my finances, I suppose that this could provide me with […]

One of the biggest problems with many personal finance books is that they are written with the assumption that everyone is the same when it comes to money.  There’s a single path to financial security that is laid out, which may be different for each adviser, but assumes that everyone has the same goals and

Ah, Rich Dad, Poor Dad.  I have a history with this book; if you recall from one of my first posts, it was an audiobook version of this very book that first caused me to think about personal finance, and is thus indirectly responsible for this blog.  So, I have a certain place in my

Ah, David Bach.  I like you; you give out good advice, promote a long term view, and encourage automation of everyone’s expenses, all of which appeals to me.  Your book, The Automatic Millionaire, is clear guide to setting up your expenses, and it’s become one of my favorite investing books.  Because of all this, I

One of the more interesting personal finance books I’ve come across in my readings is Yes, You Can Get A Financial Life! It’s fairly unique, at least among the personal finance books that I have read, in providing suggestions and advice that are different for each decade of your life (as you might be able