This month’s book is by Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton. So far I’ve read a lot of books on how to save money and manage money. This is the first book I’ve read on how to spend money. is all about how to spend your money to maximize happiness. Makes sense, right? We spend money […]
Category: Book reviews
I read at least one personal finance book each month, and review it here on the blog. Follow along to see what I recommend.
Book Review: The Total Money Makeover
This month’s book review is by Dave Ramsey. The Total Money Makeover is one of those personal finance classics that you keep hearing about over and over again. For some reason it never really appealed to me – I think Dave Ramsey is a very particular character and you either love him or you don’t! […]
Book Review: Broke Millennial
This month’s book review is by Erin Lowry. Erin Lowry runs the fabulous Broke Millennial blog, where she helps people in their 20s and 30s get their financial lives together. I’ve followed her blog for a while, and was excited to get my hands on a copy of her first book! The Broke Millennial book […]
Book Review: The Richest Man in Babylon
As part of the Boost My Budget project I’m reading one personal finance book every month! See my previous reviews here. This month’s review is by George S. Clason. This book is regarded as an all-time classic of personal finance literature. It was first published in 1926 (!) and remains hugely popular today. I had been meaning […]
Book Review: I Will Teach You to Be Rich
As part of the Boost My Budget project I’m challenging myself to read one personal finance book every month! See my previous reviews here. This month’s review is by Ramit Sethi. I’ve wanted to read this book for ages. With a name like that, how could you not? is a crash course in money management for […]