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What’s On Your Money Coach’s Bookshelf?
The Richest Man in Babylon
George S. Classon, 1926
An absolute classic, with financial lessons taken from one of the richest of ancient societies. Dispenses advice through a set of parables that speak to the reader as well today as 5,000 years ago. Short but gripping – time well spent.
The Millionaire Next Door
Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko, 1998
Features extensive interviews, research and profiling of America’s millionaires to understand what made them wealthy. A surprising and insightful look into the careers, characteristics and wallets of this fascinating demographic.
More Than Enough
Dave Ramsey, 2002
From one of the most popular personal finance gurus in the last 10 years, this book is a must for those looking to remove debt from their lives. His style is blunt but his following includes tens of thousands who have turned their financial life around.
Rich is a State of Mind
Robert M. Gignac, 2011
This ‘story-book’ format read shares personal finance best practices like ‘understanding the power of compound interest’ and the wonder of ‘dollar cost averaging’. A great book for the person starting to get serious with their money. And as this book attests, the earlier the better.
The Wealthy Barber Returns
David B. Chilton, 2011
Back with his ‘pay yourself first’ mantra and self-deprecating humour, Chilton loses the story book format but dispenses wonderful financial truths in what is sure to compete with his original best-seller from over 20 years ago.
Your Money Coach’s Favourite Websites
- www.moneysense.ca – Online version of the past print magazine
- www.canadiancouchpotato.com – Index investing explained
- www.robcarrick.com – Globe & Mail columnist