The Smartest Money Book You'll Ever Read: Everything You Need to Know About Growing, Spending, and Enjoying Your Money

Practical, smart, clear, easy to read. Covers the basic money issues facing most people, and offers compelling advice on how to save money and build wealth. Quite useful for younger people and for those who already understand money management principles. Brings everything together. Very well written, and easy to understand. I have recommended it to family members and friends.

I don't know if it is the smartest money book out there, but for sure is the most practical book out there!! Daniel speaks the truth about loans, credit, mortgages, investments etc.. This book will teach you the basics of finance in the fastest, simplest and most practical way. This book worth your time and money!

I read this book in 1 afternoon! It gets right to the point and you don't have to weed through a lot of blubber before he gets to the point. I found the information very helpful and was able to put the info to use right away on insurance and estate planning issues. Worth the read if you have some financial issues.

I love this book. It is straightforward and easy to read. Above all it's honest. I have a copy of my own, and after reading it, I have purchased three more copies for my nieces who are just starting out in life. If only I had access to this book 45 years ago when I was first starting out, I could have avoided a whole lot of financial land mines. For the next few years, this will be my standard gift for graduates and newlyweds. I can think no more useful gift for young people. However, I know a lot of older people too who could learn things from this book too.

Primer on the basics, nicely laid out, makes for an easy read for those unfamiliar with these topics.

The book started very clearly and concisely for a beginner like me. However when it got to the stocks and bonds, the advice was clear enough but the terms were so unfamiliar to me that I quickly floundered. Without understanding the terms the reading was unsuccessful and I had to abandon it until such time as I would be able to handle the concepts.

I like this book a lot, because it is easy to read and understand, and really looks out for the “average” person, just trying to make a living and trying to get ahead. It talks about the fact that you don’t need all of the Wall Street hype and fees, and anyone can invest wisely on their own with low or no fees. It also gives you real portfolio models that you can use, rather than the generic “ invest in good mutual funds” statement. I have read the book a few times, and use it to remind me how simple it can be to invest whenever I feel like I should do something more adventurous with my money. There is no need to.

I like the advice in this book. Basic money principles. It takes you through the process to pay off debt first and then save money which makes sense. Once it discusses basic savings principles it goes into more complex things such as investing. A great basic book for a beginner.

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