What are some of the best personal finance books that you reccommend?

Millionaire Next Door

The Richest Man in Babylon. Highly recommend.

The two best have already been recommended.

> Read Dave Ramsey's baby steps article or whatever. All his other stuff is basically a retelling of those.

> Read The Richest Man in Babylon. It's an extremely quick read and really repetitive, so if you zone out for a few pages you won't miss much.

> Read Millionaire Next Door. I pass this book out to people more than any other. It's old but the lessons and stories are all still completely relevant and useful.

Finally, it's not a book but this list of quotes from the Bogleheads forum is also excellent reading. LINK

All of the above should be mandatory summer reading for anyone who graduates high school in this country.

great, thanks man.

Im looking to do a crash course on personal finance and begin my journey to financial independence.

Here’s the three books you need to read in order with regards to investing not necessarily solely personal finance:

1. The Millionaire Next Door
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2. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing
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3. The Intelligent Investor
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Once you’ve read these base books move into books such as:

A Random Walk Down Wall Street
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And

One Up on Wall Street
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Currently reading "I Will Teach You to be Rich" by Ramit Sethi. I actually knew about it for a couple years but didnt buy because of the title, but heard someone talk about it helping them so picked one up. Tons of great, practical info