There's no shortage of guidance about money, but who should you listen to, which books cut through the noise to provide meaningful, and actionable strategies to understand, and transform your relationship with money?
We asked our money coaches, and financial experts for recommendations, and here are a few that we all agreed are worth the investment of time and money.
So, dive in, and take a moment to see how the smartest people think, and talk about money! 🤓
I. "Women & Money" by Suze Orman
This book is a comprehensive guide to personal finance specifically geared towards women. Orman covers topics such as saving, investing, and retirement planning, and also delves into the emotional and psychological aspects of money management. Her advice is practical and easy to follow.
II. "The Financial Diet" by Chelsea Fagan
Fagan's book is based on her popular blog of the same name. She offers practical advice on budgeting, saving, and investing, as well as tips for improving your career and earning more money. Her writing style is engaging and relatable, making this a fun and informative read.
III. "Smart Women Finish Rich" by David Bach
Although this book is written by a male author, it is specifically geared towards women. Bach offers practical advice on saving, investing, and building wealth, as well as tips for negotiating better salaries and managing debt. The book includes inspiring stories of successful women who have achieved financial independence.
IV. "Money Rules" by Jean Chatzky
Chatzky's book offers 90 simple and straightforward rules for managing your money. Her advice is practical and actionable, making it easy for readers to implement her tips and strategies. She covers topics such as budgeting, saving, and investing, as well as how to navigate the financial challenges of marriage and divorce.
V. "Broke Millennial" by Erin Lowry
Lowry's book is specifically geared towards millennials, offering practical advice on budgeting, saving, and investing. She covers topics such as managing student loan debt, building an emergency fund, and investing in the stock market. Her writing style is engaging and humorous, making this a fun and informative read.
Final word
These books offer practical advice and insights into personal finance and money management, specifically from a female perspective. Reading them can help you improve your financial literacy and make better choices with your money.
But reading alone isn't enough, sometimes you need help to actually put what you learn into action, this is where a money coach can be a powerful person to help you turn ideas into action, and to help you take the next step - actually work towards your goals.
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