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Money Mustache

46 books recommended

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Mrs. M. enjoyed the way a similar body of knowledge was presented in this book. It’s all about tailoring the message to the audience.
Really a lesson on value investing fundamentals; how to understand if a company actually is a good deal to buy.
Nudge80% Confidence
Books that had a great impact on me: #1 Switch #2 Think and Grow Rich #3 Outliers #4 Nudge
Borrow80% Confidence
A historical perspective on how the use of debt has changed over the centuries and decades, most recently becoming a fastmoving tradable commodity.
Beyond Wealth80% Confidence
Significant because it was written by an ultrarich investment manager.
Economics Explained80% Confidence

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Bogle On Mutual Funds80% Confidence
Read any book by John C. Bogle, the founder of Vangard.
59 Seconds80% Confidence

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After reading this you will know how to work out properly, as well as having a nice lifelong motivation to do so.
A great explanation of why index investing rules, written by a very wise professor/investor guy who has personally researched and debunked most of the common 'wisdom' that exists about stock trading today.

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