The Best Personal Finance Books to Read in 2021.
If your New Year resolution was to take better control of your financial life and you still haven’t managed to get to it, you’re in the right place. Every great plan is made from an ingenious idea, and books have plenty of ingenious ideas. Therefore, H-Dot brings you this comprehensive list of absolute must-reads if you want to learn to be able to take better care of your financial health! And what better time to read a book than the New Year’s chilly blues season!
Below are our top 5 picks for the best personal finance books to read in 2021. These books are meticulously curated to give you the best value for your time. The list includes international bestsellers, our top favorites, as well as the ones everyone’s talking about!
Top 5 best personal finance books to read in 2021!
I Will Teach You To Be Rich, by Ramit Sethi.
Ramit Sethi is a renowned personal finance author. In his book “I Will Teach you To Be Rich” he describes a 6-week plan to get you from being barely organized to having all the tools of the trade to achieve the financial freedom you deserve.
This book outlines various methods, including the safe usage of credit cards coupled with the ingenuity of using saving accounts and account automation to turn your hand-to-mouth financial situation into a literal bliss! An absolute must-read and our top recommendation for anyone out there looking to gain control of their financial health.
The Automatic Millionaire, by David Bach.
The automatic millionaire describes exactly what it says on the cover: the automatic process of making wealth!
David Bach, a well-known finance writer, describes the process of automating your savings to grow your savings and get rid of that debt lingering over your head. The book follows a simple plan that is both easy to understand and convenient to execute, which is why it is one of the top sellers in finance across the world as well as our personal recommendation!
Retire Before Mom & Dad, by Rob Berger.
This book is for you if retiring early is the last thing on your bucket list before you say goodbye to your working years and enjoy your stay in the Bahamas the rest of your life – or wherever you prefer.
Rob Berger explains the key principles behind the idea of early retirement. The book lays down a plan to attain maximum financial growth during your earning years and makes it easy to understand how to use that wealth to build a strong foundation for an early retirement!
When She Makes More, by Farnoosh Torabi.
Farnoosh Torabi, in her book “When She Makes More” explores the vital concept of women earning more than their counterparts in heterosexual relationships and its impact.
The book follows an autobiographical account of how the author has managed to stay afloat in her relationship being the primary breadwinner of the house. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to explore a financial hot-pick with a hint of originality and first-hand perspective.
Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill.
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is a timeless classic. Written in 1937 – after the Great Depression, this book offers a priceless insight into the lives of some of the wealthiest people of the time, as well as the decisions they made which took them to where they were.
The book was written way before the advent of 401(k)s but it still offers an exemplary insight into the mindset of “a successful businessman who has succeeded in taking control of his financial life.“