Will I love I Will Teach You to Be Rich?

This was one of the first money books I read because it was recommended by a friend. I liked how easy it was to read, and I learned a great deal.

Although, at first, it read a bit “bro-ey,” his humor grew on me. I like its direct approach to money without the jargon and confusion. I also learned that the updated version has changed a bit to reflect less in-your-face and more about giving us space.

I know it might sound odd to hear a personal finance book will help you up your game in sports, but money stress can be a huge drain on anyone’s psyche.

This is another book I think about daily because it dramatically shifted my mindset about money. While it might seem to speak to a reader who’s just getting their career started, both I and my 79-year-old mother have learned a ton from reading this book and taking Sethi’s advice to spend extravagantly on the things we love while cutting ruthlessly on things we don’t need.

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I stumbled upon Ramit's work years ago when I started trying to get my financial life together.

At the time, I was checking out armfuls and armfuls of books from the library, but they felt so grossly out of touch with my current financial reality. I wanted practical advice, and in Ramit's book, I found it.

I Will Teach You To Be Rich walks readers through how to focus more on big financial matters, like automating savings and retirement contributions in low-cost index funds, instead of focusing on $5 and $10 purchases.

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I have been on Ramit’s “The Rich Life” newsletter list for many years now and as an author I find his insights to be authentic and genuine for couples and individuals alike.

The book has now sold over 1 million copies. I like his practical, no-nonsense approach to personal finance. My favorite thing about this book is the author’s emphasis on automation.

Ramit teaches that automating your financial goals, including saving and investing goals, is key to actually accomplishing those goals. His experience as a child of immigrants adds to this book’s authentic insight.

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This book provides a crash course in just about every aspect of managing money, from budgeting to paying off debt to investing.

If you want to be able to stay invested long enough for compound interest to work its magic your personal finances have to be in order. This book covers all the basics to help you manage your money. 

I bought this for all 6 kids for Christmas!

It has such a practical and easy-to-digest approach to managing your finances. His book is perfect for any beginner who wants to live a financially stress-free life, no matter how much or how little you make.

And unlike books I get into a few chapters and never finish, the layout is easy to read, with call-out boxes and reference guides in every chapter that make it easy to follow. It makes your financial journey less intimidating, and makes it accessible to the everyday person. 

There’s a reason that this book is a New York Times Bestseller. I have recommended this book to family and friends for its practical, no-nonsense approach to personal finance. My favorite thing about this book is the author’s emphasis on automation. The author teaches that automating your financial goals, including saving and investing goals, is key to actually accomplishing those goals. The author’s humor and experience as the child of immigrants adds to this book’s authentic insight.