7 Finance Books That Changed My Life

These 7 finance books changed my life, and they will help change yours as well.

1. The Richest Man in Babylon
2. The Millionaire Next Door
3. The Intelligent Investor
4. Think & Grow Rich
5. Total Money Makeover
6. The Bogleheads' Guide To Investing
7. Rich Dad Poor Dad

Each of these finance books contains nuggets of information for your to be able to grow wealthy over the course of your lifetime.

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[WhiteBoardFinance]

*What are your favorite finance related books? Did I miss any?*

[justmoney-dlrg]

Great video Marko, these are good books, but what advantage do you really have if you read the books that everyone else is reading? I suggest you to find the book Mystic Money Mastery, which holds hidden knowledge and secrets

[yesimsixtyfive]

When I decided to get real about my finances I read every book on finance (from the library mostly) I could for a year. Some of them were crap, but most of them said the same things. Pay yourself first, pay your debts down, buy wisely and realize that it's a marathon and not a sprint. Knowledge really is power.

[ChrisInvests]

I learned more useful info from Rich Dad Poor Dad than I did from my entire high school career 😂👍

[edwardgofsky]

Great video. I was lucky enough to have been born with an obsession with money and finance and i read most of these books from age 19-23. Now that i am 42 i can say without doubt that these books work and should all be required reading in all high schools in the western world. My only regret is that someone in my family or friends did not give me these books even sooner!

[ianbaker]

I think The Intelligent Investor is as relevant today as it ever was. The takeaway points for me were 1. Don't overpay, 2. Margin of Safety, 3. Think for yourself 4. Diversify 5. Remain prudent & alert. It's a terrific book which emphasizes investing in value, not marketing hype.

[Creech]

Rich Dad Poor Dad was one of the red pill moments of my life.

[AverageJoeInvestor]

*GREAT VIDEO MARKO!* I have not yet read the Richest Man in Babylon so I will soon. Loved Millionaire Next Door but wasn’t as much a fan of Think and Grow Rich. I liked the focus on mindset BUT it’s intense focus on losing money was hard for me to reconcile with my Christian faith which directs me to use money as a tool to help others and my community in addition to securing my own financial future. GREAT LIST! 😎👍🏻

[CleanSC]

I listened to Rich Dad Poor Dad on a road trip. Easily the most valuable part of that vacation.

[JustinHouser]

“Credit cards are bad, don’t use the Devils plastic.” 🤣 great video Mark!

[StreetsAhead]

Ramit Sethi’s book changed the way I looked at finances as a whole

[RachelTomeTampa]

Great video, great channel. I’ve read almost all of them. I read “The Millionaire Next Door” 25+ years ago and made it my goal to become a Millionaire next door. Following the advice, it worked! My mother is very financially savvy and taught me the concepts you teach when I was growing up. Not everyone has a parent like that, so it is so wonderful that you take the time to share your knowledge with anyone who wants to listen! I send your videos to my sons in college, and share with friends. Keep up the good work, you are making a difference in people’s lives! Thank you!😊

[tankthefrank]

Great book choices! I was always intimidated by finance and thought I wasn't smart enough because I'm not a math guy. But I started with total money makeover and it explained money management and finace so clearly.

[justrusty]

"The New Rules of Money" by Ric Edelman started me on the road to financial health. Millionaire Next Door was another one.

[ianmaem]

Total Money Makeover saved me from being broke when I was pregnant as a single mom. Still on my way to becoming rich, but mindset is everything.

[Quanic]

"The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by John C. Bogle himself is a good one too. It's all about Index Funds like the Bogleheads book.

[geniusidea]

I'm currently living with my parents and I disturb them all day by telling what I read everyday . I think unknowingly it is a great way to remember what you read. And now I’m currently about 80% through "Playbook to Millions by Grant Cardone. I have read a lot of entrepreneurial books and self improvement books, and this book is my absolute favorite. This book is extraordinary and really gets you to work extremely hard toward your goals in life and succeed at multiple different areas like personal finance, business and career. This is an absolute must buy if you need a push to get you going in business or you want more out of life.

[prettylittleinvestor]

I use a free audiobooks app through my public library called Libby and none of these books are available right now - so irritating! I really want to listen to The Millionaire Next Door because I feel like I’m on that track but I need to beef up my skill set on investments and retirement savings. I need to learn and understand more about how the system works so that I can actually enjoy my retirement in the year 2045.

[bossladybee]

I’ve Read 3 out of your 7 📚; total money makeover, richest man in Babylon, n rich dad poor dad!! Great books. Still read frequently!!

[ricorodriguez]

The Richest Man in Babylon is the best one in my list. I try to read it once a year to refresh on it's principles.
I've been reading it since early college and it has served me well.
Pay yourself first and don't eat the children of your savings.