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A wonderful book for middle-class young adults with no previous financial education. Quite straightforward and easy to read. That being said, it doesn’t offer much insight that haven’t been said before elsewhere.
If you aren’t willing to dedicate many hours of your life to educate yourself on money and freedom, this is the reading for you.
It is worth my time, because it has refreshed my memory. Full of common sense, I enjoyed the way the principles are set.
It is a one-day read that can change how people manage their cash, letting them have the foundations needed to make the best use of more advanced books.

thujaplicata's review against another edition

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1.0

The author instructs readers to avoid debt for any reason (pg. 88) but immediately assumes they are attending college (pg. 91). Who is the target audience for this book? Someone whose college is already paid for? If they come from money they probably don't need this advice.

mpolidori's review against another edition

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informative reflective fast-paced

3.25

trek42's review against another edition

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4.0

Lots of practical tips, tricks, and advice to help you live a financially responsible and stress-free life. A lot of it is basic common sense, but it helps to demystify the general principles of personal finance written out and described in a tangible way that is easy to implement. It's a quick, easy read that I would recommend to anyone looking for a simple guide.

bunnykaye's review against another edition

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4.0

Straight to the point and concise, with lots of practical tips.

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3.0

Provided some great advice for those just getting started.

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