Best Personal Finance You Have Read So Far

[ai_kem]

I am done reading the book of Brian O'Connell "Build Your Own Mutual Fund" and Robert T. Kiyosaki "Cash Flow Quadrant". My next best read is "The Wall Street Journal: Lifetime Guide to Money".

What are the best personal finance books you have read so far?

[constancechase143]

to read list

I’ve read “Cash Flow Quadrant”, need to add the other two to my “to-read” list. I wonder if anyone else has some good reads to offer up. I’m always up for learning something new. What I learned from Kiyosaki really changed my perspective on the things I can do with my money. I decided to maximize my financial portfolio by filling out an application for an unsecured credit card. The lender I was looking at didn’t pan out too well in a search with the BBB and ripoffreport.com. I did some more digging and came up with FastUnsecured.com. Have you ever heard of them? They took the burden of applying for unsecured credit cards off my hands. In about 10 days, I got $52,000 worth of unsecured loans. Talk about cash flow!

[Eagle]

I've liked reading and recommend in no particular order:

“The Total Money Makeover” (2003) by Dave Ramsey
"A Random Walk Down Wall Street" (2012) by Burton Malkiel
“The Richest Man in Babylon” (1926) by George S. Clason
"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" (2000) by Robert Kiyosaki
“The Essays of Warren Buffet” (3rd edition 2013) by Warren E. Buffet & Lawrence A. Cunnigham
"The Intelligent Investor" (1949) Benjamin Graham

[Eagle]

Oh and how could I forget "The Millionaire Next Door" by Thomas Stanley and William Danko

[Leo]

I have only read few books so far and I like 'Secrets of the Millionaire Mind' by T. Harv Eker.