The Everything Guide to Investing in Your 20s & 30s

Coming from almost no knowledge of retirement planning, this was a big eye opener. It covers a large breadth of material all in the same tone, so it doesn’t feel like any option is better than another, unless they specifically denote something as high risk or a likely bad investment. That’s refreshi......more

It felt a little conservative... mainly when it used Ruth's Chris Steakhouse as an example of an ideal business. But it did have helpful advice. Maayyybe a little outdated? But I'm sure I'll go back and refer to it if I ever want to invest in a more exciting way than a robo-investor.......more

I expected more from an "Everything" book; this was the most dry book of any kind I can recall reading. But as usual, I took notes and learned a bit. Good source for financial literacy.......more

So far, I have to say I am pretty impressed with this financial book. Unlike many other books talking about the market and investing, the author is very easy to understand and it is obvious he is very passionate about the topic. It isn’t dry, boring and boring, but written by someone who obviously w......more

A broad, all encompassing approach covering everything from index funds, technical vs fundamental trading, news/resources, tax planning, and retirement accounts. A good starting point to give you an idea of what avenues you want to pursue.......more