Books and Reading
This is the fourth entry in an eight part weekly series that provides a detailed look at the book The…
This is the fourth entry in an eight part weekly series that provides a detailed look at the book The…
This is the third entry in an eight-part weekly series that provides a detailed look at the book The Wisdom…
This is the second entry in an eight-part weekly series that provides a detailed look at the book The Wisdom…
This is the first entry in an eight-part weekly series that provides a detailed look at the book The Wisdom…
I consider myself lucky to have grown up in a family of readers, and a community with an outstanding public…
My preferred way of preparing new ideas and posts for Money360 is that, once a week or so,…
A few months ago, I briefly wrote about how to download and read free books from Project Gutenberg on your…
One of the most painful realizations I had when I started getting my financial life in order was that my…
Now that it’s getting colder outside, you’re probably looking for some frugal ways to fill your time indoors. One of my favorite…
Over the past few years, I’ve developed an insatiable appetite for financial literature. What you notice after finishing your 20th…
I did very little reading the summer before I started college. I was focused on figuring out which roommate was…
If you spend much time at the Ames Public Library, you’ve probably seen me there at some point. I can…
I am proud to say that I’m a millennial who fixed his finances. I went from deep in debt and…
If you ever feel like you don’t have the first idea how to make money, or that you’re not good enough…
Over the years, I’ve written about many personal finance books that have been incredibly valuable to me and to many…
From budget travelers to coupon clippers, there are compelling personal finance writers in every conceivable niche, save for maybe the ultra-rich (though…
Some of the most important lessons I’ve learned about money have come from personal finance books. While reading Your Money…
