In this blog post I’ll be reviewing Smart Money, Smart Kids by Dave Ramsey and Rachel Cruze. I’ll be sharing what I liked about the book and 9 key lessons I took away from it. If you want to teach financial literacy to your children, I would recommend this book as a great starting point.
It covers everything from working, spending, saving, and giving, to more challenging issues like avoiding debt for life, paying cash for college, and…
Over the years I’ve made so many mistakes with money. I’ve messed up my finances so much to the point that I ended up in £36,000 worth of debt. When I was 18, if I knew the things I know now about money, I would have done things differently. With that being said, in today’s blog post I will be sharing 18 things I wish I knew about money when I was 18…
Are you interested in the subject of personal finance? Do you want to know the best podcasts to listen to increase your financial literacy? Look no further, I have you covered. In this blog post, I bring you over 30 of the best podcasts on the topic of finance from all over the world…
To help me on my journey to financial freedom, I’ve been reading different books on personal finance. I did a post on my Instagram stories last month asking for recommendations of personal finance books, and The Richest Man In Babylon was mentioned a few times. I had attempted to read this book last year, but the old English writing style put me off so I didn’t make it past chapter one.
Fast forward to last month, and following…
May’s book club read was All Your Worth – The Ultimate Lifetime Money Plan. I don’t recall how I came to know about this book, but I’m glad I discovered it. Although this book was written over a decade ago, it definitely has timeless content and interesting money principles.
In this blog post, I’ll share a summary of All Your Worth – The Ultimate Lifetime Money Plan. I’ll also go on to share the lessons I’ve…
Book Review – You are a Badass at Making Money. In this blog post, I review You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero. This book has been described as The in-depth, step-by-step guide to overcoming your blocks, pushing past your fears, and starting to make some serious money…
I decided to make this book April’s book club read and I have to say, it’s my least favourite book so far. Read my review…
At first glance, the title of the book seems somewhat dramatic. My understanding of the title when I first read it was choosing between your money or your life. I found this intriguing, and wanted to learn what the author meant by the title “Your Money or Your Life”.
Do I have to make a choice between my money and my life? Is there an optimal balance between the two that I should be seeking? Does pursuing money means I…