Ninett
Succint, to the point, and clear explanation of all of the groundwork that an individual investor needs to lay in order to get started in the world of personal finance. It doesn't cut corners and tells the reader all that she needs to understand. There are quite a few points it skates over, and this is a good thing, because the reader is assumed to be a beginner (which I am). I loved the language Pete used in this to make it completely accessible, and the fact that he did not condescend to the reader either with layers of metaphors posing as simple explanations.
There are actionable points at the end of every chapter, and for once I did not find these to be gimmicky like I sometimes do with self-help style books.
Succint, to the point, and clear explanation of all of the groundwork that an individual investor needs to lay in order to get started in the world of personal finance. It doesn't cut corners and tells the reader all that she needs to understand. There are quite a few points it skates over, and this is a good thing, because the reader is assumed to be a beginner (which I am). I loved the language Pete used in this to make it completely accessible, and the fact that he did not condescend to the reader either with layers of metaphors posing as simple explanations.
There are actionable points at the end of every chapter, and for once I did not find these to be gimmicky like I sometimes do with self-help style books.