Want more financial advice from proven finance experts? Check out these books.

Rich Dad Poor Dad

By Robert T. Kiyosaki

This book talks about the mentality of wealthy people versus the mentality of the poor. I wholly recommend this as the first finance book you read, because it sets up the framework that you need to figure out this Money Thing.

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Think and Grow Rich

By Napoleon Hill

I love this one because it gets my creative juices flowing and it shows how you can think outside the box to increase your income. (Remember the Magical Formula for Financial Success: maximize your income and minimize your expenses.)

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The Richest Man in Babylon

By George S. Clason

Small book, quick read. It tells most of its lessons through stories that are easy to understand and follow. My favorite lesson from this book is “Ten percent of all you earn is yours to keep,” followed by “Don’t by jewelry from the brick maker.”

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Rich Bitch

By Nicole Lapin

My recent read, this book breaks down finance applications that are in simple language and most importantly, applicable to this generation’s lifestyle.

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