These 20 personal finance books are my favorites, and the ones that I believe could have an immediate impact on your life, if you take the time to read them
Provision: How Much is Enough?
Answering the “How much is enough?” question gives you the freedom to say yes to some things and no to others, while living with Godly contentment.
A Great Guide To A More Joyful, Less Debtful Christmas
If you’re looking to celebrate Christmas with more joy and less debt, “Hundred Dollar Holiday” is a classic book that’s well worth reading or re-reading.
The Recovering Spender Book Review: How To Live A Debt Free Life
In her book, The Recovering Spender, Lauren Greutman shares how her family dumped $40,000 in debt and began working together towards shared financial goals.
Book Review: The Budget Kit By Judy Lawrence
Judy Lawrence, in her book, The Budget Kit, seeks to demystify the budget process and help readers make a budget that works. So is this the book for you?
Book Review – Hustle Away Debt: Eliminate Your Debt by Making More Money
A new book by David Carlson, Hustle Away Debt, explores how people can get ahead by earning money through income producing “side hustles”.
Review Of The One Page Financial Plan By Carl Richards
The One-Page Financial Plan by author Carl Richards, gives people a one-sheet plan that they can look to when the going gets rough. Let’s take a look.
Sharing The Full Faith Story Of Louis Zamperini
The amazing life of Louie Zamperini is celebrated in a recent Angelina Jolie movie, Unbroken. A new edition is being released exploring his strong faith.
A Recap Of The Financial Hope Conference
I recently had the chance to attend The Financial Hope Conference. Here’s a recap of what I learned, and resources to check out from the expert panelists.
Be Your Own CFO By J.D. Roth: A Way To Revolutionize Your Financial Approach
In his new guide J.D. Roth explains why you need to make carefully calculated decisions about your finances, just as if you were your own CFO.
The Walgreens Drugstore Game By Amanda Grossman – A Review
For many Americans, money is tight. One way some like to save money is to play the drugstore games and try to get toiletries and other items for as little out of pocket as possible.
Interview With Author Jeff Rose About His New Book Soldier Of Finance
This week Jeff Rose, who is a 9 year Army National Guard and Iraq war veteran and a Certified Financial Planner, just released his new book, Soldier of Finance. I had a chance to ask him a few questions.
Pocket Your Dollars Book Review: 5 Attitude Changes That Will Help You Change Your Life
Getting rid of debt is about so much more than just creating a spreadsheet and a budget. It’s about the emotions, beliefs and attitudes that we hold that can end up getting us in trouble if we’re not careful.
Avoiding The Negatives That Come Along With Money And Wealth By Living Generously
Instead of engaging in the endless pursuit of wealth, in order to live a full life promised to us – we should be focusing on living a generous lifestyle.
