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Over the years I have read a lot of books on saving money and living within your means. Here are my favorites that I have came across over the years. If you find any that look interesting, I highly recommend checking your local library because almost all of these I first borrowed from my local library. The ones that were really helpful I purchased and still use as a reference!
When I first started getting my act together with finances, two books got me motivated. These were Jonni McCoy’s Miserly Moms: Living Well on Less in a Tough Ecomony
The next financial books were all great reads as well. Mary Hunt, David Bach, and Dave Ramsey each had really useful information on getting on the right money track. They all have different methods and you will have to choose which works best for you. I have tried them all! Each has it’s pros and cons but all were worthy reads (and you can probably find all of them in your local library)!
The Cheapskate Monthly Money Makeover
Dave Ramsey has written several that have made the list. Dave has a simple, common sense method of saving money starting with the Baby Emergency Fund, budgeting, and paying off debt. I highly recommend these books if you need a simple way to get started on saving money.
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Also, just a note that if you have a long commute to work or spend large amounts of time in the car, I’d definitely try some audio books.
This is my last book to make the list and probably the one I’ve read the most recently. It is similar to Jonni McCoy’s book and gives you lots of ideas on how to save money.
What financial books are your favorite? Have you read any of these?
A great list! I have read some of these but need to add some more to my list! Thank you for sharing!