Best Money Books and Courses
    The pages of this section provide information and reviews
    of the best money books, seminars, courses and other money-related
    information products. If you want to contribute your own review,
    see the contact page and send it my
    way (but keep in mind that I don't like to remove content once
    it is up, so in submitting it you're giving permission to use
    it on the site forever). 
    The books covered here are generally available on Amazon.com
    and/or can be ordered from most bookstores. Otherwise, and for
    other products, a source where you can find them is provided. 
    
    The Best Money Books and Products Pages
    101 Weird Ways to Make
    Money - I had to include my own book here of course, but
    the reviews are written by others. 
    Nudge - My review of a fun book by
    Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein. 
    Get Rich Click - My review--and
    why you should sometimes buy a book for reasons other than the
    value of the information in it. 
    Not Your Parent's Money Book
    - This is one of the few books on money written specifically
    for children. 
    Get a Financial Life - A
    review of by Beth Kobliner's book aimed at people in their 20s
    and 30s. 
    Mortgage Ripoffs and Money
    Savers - Carolyn Warren looks at the tactics and dirty tricks
    used by lenders in this book. 
    The Millionaire Fastlane
    - M.J. Demarco recounts his experiences during the dot-com boom
    and beyond, with tips for aspiring millionaires. 
    
    The Money Book for Freelancers
    - The reviewer calls it "the personal finance bible for
    those who get a 1099 instead of a W-2." 
    Outliers - A Review - Malcolm
    Gladwell's book is not specifically about money, but it's a fascinating
    look at success. 
    The Four Hour Work Week - Exaggeration?
    - Maybe a little, but you'll get some great lessons here regardless. 
    Confessions
    of a Lazy Super Affiliate: A Review - Loved it, used its
    lessons and profited from them. 
    Psych Yourself Rich - A
    Review - The good and the questionable in Farnoosh Torabi's
    book. 
    The Big Short: a Review -
    I loved the book and I'll tell you why--and add a note about
    popular delusions. 
    Review of
    Creating a World without Poverty - Muhammad Yunus is an inspiration,
    as is his book. 
    Review of the 1-2-3 Money
    Plan - Innovative way of presenting financial planning. 
    The Black Swan - A Review of
    Nassim Taleb's Book - And how I applied the lessons to our
    business. 
    More of the best money book and course reviews coming soon. 
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    Money Books Tip 
    If you like reading about ways to make
    money, you might like my own book on the subject. The "weird"
    in the title is more to attract attention (although some of the
    101 ways are a bit strange, to say the least), but these are
    all jobs and businesses that people are really using to make
    money. You can learn more here: 
    101
    Weird Ways to Make Money 
      
    Learn to love good books. There are treasures in books
    that all the money in the world cannot buy, but the poorest laborer
    can have for nothing. - Robert Ingersoll 
    Tip: 
    Here's a money-saving routine for reading and collecting some
    of the best books on financial topics. As you run across recommendations
    and discover reviews of good books, make a list of the titles
    and authors. Then make an occasional trip to your local library
    to see if they have any of the title on the list. Read those,
    and buy them only if they are the kind of works that make a good
    ongoing reference. For the others on the list, go to Amazon.com
    and buy a used copy -- it's the information and ideas that are
    valuable after all, not the paper.  |