The Only 3 Books You Need to Master Your Money
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- You don't need to read dozens of books to master your money. In fact, you can learn everything you need to have a sound relationship with money and to start building wealth with just these three books:
Retire Before Mom and Dad: amzn.to/40yujBD
Your Money or Your Life: amzn.to/46c6b9c
The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing: amzn.to/476ik0O
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Simple Path to Wealth
If I can only pick one, that’s the one.
It’s truly the best book in personal finance.The only other book that comes close second is “Just keep buying”. The book goes against the trend and gives some really valuable lessons that might surprise you.
Love this book. I've bought and given away multiple copies to young relatives just starting out in investing.
ROBBER: "Your money or your life!"
VICTIM: "Take my life, I'm saving my money for old age."
Great book recommendations and advice. There are hundreds of financial books out there and it is just too hard to know which books can be of the most value. So, this brief review is worth its weight ! Sincere thanks to Rob Berger.
Psychology of money
Reading it right now. Morgan Housel is the best.
YES! Was scrolling Comments to see if anyone mentioned it. Morgan Housel is on the Podcast circuit now. New book coming out…
@@heidikamrath1951 it came out on Wednesday
Hi Rob. I really enjoyed reading your book. It has helped me and my wife with our financial goals. Another book that really helped to change my financial mindset was The Millionaire Next Door.
Excellent.
The Index Card. Pairs nicely with Simple Path. More than just investing…..money management……
JL Collins, "Simple Path to Wealth". Great book, even for a Brit like myself. Another great book for Brits is "RESET: How to Restart Your Life and Get F.U. Money" by David Sawyer.
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The wealthy barber, the millionaire next door
The Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel.
one of my favorites is ," The Four Pillars of Investing" by William Bernstein
I will teach you to be rich by Remit Sethi is my favorite. I'm naturally a saver and a math nerd. That book helped me with psychology
Hi Rob, I loved reading 'Retire before Mom and Dad'. What about your new one?
Are you still working on that one? God bless, Tom
I am, but it's SLOW!
Rob...I would like to piggyback on the only 3 books you need to master your money...: I would like to add Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich,” George S. Clason’s “The Richest Man in Babylon," and the David Chilton's "The Wealthy Barber."
N.Hill was a conman
Napoleon Hill's book was a useless garbage imho
@@grigorirasputin425You haven’t read it enough times.
Instead of power of compounding,you could write of the power of lawyers to charge for work they don’t do.. call it Rounding Up .. like a 31second call gets charged a minute , 31 minutes =1 hr ..
While I like The Wealthy Barber, and it's good for historical context, much of the advice in it is out of date or no longer applicable. So not a book I would pick if only choosing 3.
A+ on your book reports Rob 👍
I'd add JL Collins' 'The Simple Path to Wealth' and 'The Millionaire Next Door' although many parts of it is dated.
Many years ago I read "the Millionaire Next Door" and "Die Broke". They helped me get on the right path. I recently read "Retire before mom & dad" and it was great. Since I have watched most of Rob Berger's UA-cam posts it was the same material but in a very concise way. Thanks Rob.
I've read all three and they are top tier personal finance books. I'd also recommend Simple Path to Wealth and I Will Teach You to be Rich.
The best audio book that I've listened to is Suze Orman's The Ultimate Retirement Guide for 50+
I bought your book right now Rob. It was the least I could do. Thanks for all of your informative videos.
you could "buy him a cup of coffee" bet he makes more off that
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Your suggestion on thinking about how many hours you had to work prior to purchasing items is great, I have done the same in past when it comes to caloric intake and working out. That Twinkie doesn’t taste so great if you know you have to spend 2 hours on treadmill! I also used to play a game at the mall that all the stores were after my money and I wasn’t gonna let them win, if I bought something it was because I Really wanted or liked it so I still was the winner!! Love your videos, Thank you So much!
Ok, not the list that can make you financially independent before you’re 112. These 3 are a must: 1. Rich dad poor dad- only buy assets that pay u monthly 2. Money makeover- if ur in consumer debt, you’ll never have any money to build wealth.3. Simple path to wealth- set it and forget it. If u want to retire early, all 3 will get u there.
So if I understand compounding skip your :)
00:55 💰 The first book, "Retire Before Mom and Dad," focuses on the power of compounding and practical applications for managing money.
03:11 💡 "Your Money or Your Life" emphasizes understanding lifetime earnings and net worth, as well as calculating the real hourly rate to reframe spending decisions.
06:51 📈 "The Bogleheads Guide to Investing" covers everything from choosing the right investment accounts to the importance of low-cost index funds for confident and informed investing.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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