Master your money. The essential lessons from the best finance books.
by JL Collins · 2016
A finance blogger's letters to his teenage daughter, built into a case for owning the entire stock market through a single low-cost index fund, ignoring the noise, and letting five decades of market history do the rest.
by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez · 1992
A nine-step program built on one reframe: money is life energy, the hours of your life you trade to earn it — and once you calculate your real hourly wage, you may never look at a purchase the same way again.
by Benjamin Graham · 1949
The foundational text of value investing: why Wall Street's favorite formulas fail, why 'Mr. Market' should never set your mood, and why margin of safety — not forecasting — is what actually protects your money.
by Ramit Sethi · 2019
A no-guilt personal finance system for your 20s and 30s: automate savings and investing, spend extravagantly on what you love, and cut mercilessly on everything else.
by Thomas J. Stanley & William D. Danko · 1996
The landmark research study that revealed a shocking truth: most American millionaires are ordinary people who live in ordinary houses, drive ordinary cars, and quietly build extraordinary wealth by living well below their means.
by Dave Ramsey · 2003
A no-nonsense, step-by-step plan to get out of debt, build an emergency fund, and create lasting wealth — based on behavior change, not financial theory.
by George S. Clason · 1926
Ancient Babylonian parables reveal the timeless rules of personal finance: seven cures for an empty wallet, five laws of gold, and the one habit that separates the wealthy from everyone else.
by Napoleon Hill · 1937
The classic self-help book that spent over 25 years studying the habits of 500 of history's most successful people — distilling their secrets into 13 proven principles for achieving wealth and success.
by Robert T. Kiyosaki · 1997
What the rich teach their kids about money that the poor and middle class do not — the financial education the school system never provided.
by Morgan Housel · 2020
Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness — exploring why smart people make irrational financial decisions and how behavior matters more than knowledge.