TOP 12 BOOKS TO HAVE FINANCIAL KNOWLEDGE!!

Nowadays financial education is very important as I told about it in my previous blog.

So, here I will list top 12 books so you can read them and get to know about financial knowledge.

1.            Rich Dad Poor Dad

2.            The Millionaire next door

3.            The Intelligent Investor

4.            Street Smarts

5.            Think Rich Grow Rich

6.            One Up on Wall Street

7.            The Little Book of Common-Sense Investing

8.            Do What You Love and The Money Will Follow

9.            Secret of Millionaire Mind

10.       The Money Book for The Young, Fabulous, and Broke

11.       What They Won’t Teach You

12.       $100 Start-up

In this busy world we don’t have time for reading books I know but you can listen to podcasts or audiobooks from Amazon.

Now let’s see what these books have in them.

1.      Rich Dad Poor Dad

In this book, Robert Kiyosaki shows the difference between rich people’s investments and poor people’s investments. Like poor people sell their shares at the time of inflation, but rich buy more at the time of inflation.

Your view towards investing completely changes if you read the book. And he also says how important it is to know financial education.

2.      The Millionaire next door

The book was written by Stanley and Danko. Who tried to find the common denominators between all the millionaires. This book is one of the most important books to know about financial education.

This book shows how rich people live below their means. And allow their children to get success independently. It will also show what runs in millionaires' minds.

3.      The Intelligent Investor

This book that has ever been written on investing. It will give you the fundamentals of value investing by taking you through two different approaches of investing especially in stock markets at length.

The book was written by Benjamin Graham

4.      Street Smarts

Jim Rodgers has helped people in realizing that you must be smart in class, in the market, and on the street. The book gives readers the hard facts on the streets and markets that are intriguing and shrewd. By this book, you will learn how to predict the markets.

5.      Think Rich Grow Rich

Napoleon Hill is popular among millionaires for motivational literature found in his financial education book,  It describes timeless principles for personal achievement; principles of success for every aspect of life. It was written after the great depression of 1929 and is the end product of two decades of research conducted by Napoleon Hill.

6.      One Up on Wall Street

Peter Lynch has used a common-sense approach by encouraging the readers to concentrate on what they know instead of chasing the latest fad on Wall Street. the most interesting thing about this book is that it teaches potential investors to look around them and capitalize on idle resources and untapped opportunities.

7.      The Little Book of Common-Sense Investing

John Bogle teaches investors how to follow their investments to ensure that they yield returns. Here he teaches wealth owners the significance of diversifying their portfolio and investing in the long term.

8.      Do What You Love and The Money Will Follow

This book is an excellent read for students who are still in their early stages of building their careers and businesses. The book was written by Marsha Sinetar.

9.      Secret of Millionaire Mind

This book includes excellent strategies and plans for you to change your money blueprint and reach financial success. It is excellent as it takes you into the mind and the beliefs of wealthy people.

The change of attitude is just as important as financial education itself, and T.Harv Eker shows you how to switch it up.

10.  The Money Book for The Young, Fabulous, and Broke

The knowledge they need to understand the markets, credit, and homeownership to change the attitude of young people who are always intimidated by volumes of financial information provided in the financial markets.

Suze Orman saw the niche in young people who had just left college without any form of financial literacy and wrote a financial education book to enlighten them on the steps to make money.

11.  What They Won’t Teach You

In what they won’t teach you, 19-year-old author Andre Haykel jr. shows the next generation entrepreneurs and leaders how exactly they can take advantage of opportunities outside of the traditional classroom.

12.  $100 Start-up

Here Chris Guillebeau shows you how to lead a life of adventure, meaning, and purpose and earn a good living. The book is well written.

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