Earn More Save More Invest More: How to Conquer Personal Finance

by Corey Boucher

Rob earns good money, but he squanders it and has no investments.Nathalie has insane skills for saving money, but she barely makes enough to get by.Mike works hard, spends money mindfully, and invests for the future.BE LIKE MIKE. This book will show you how.DID YOU KNOW that approximately 50% of adults in the U.S. live paycheck to paycheck? Each step forward feels like trudging through deep snow in a bitter storm.     investment portfolio manager Corey Boucher wants to help you take control of your personal finances, pull you out of that snowstorm, and start you moving forward on an easier path.



In language perfect for those new to finance, Corey interweaves data, tips, and anecdotes to guide readers to improved earning, saving, and investing habits. When it comes to investing your money or investing in yourself, time is your greatest ally.

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Genres: Self Help, Ebooks, Finance, Nonfiction, Business

332 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 10, 2019

Reviews

[Aaron · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am in my mid 20s, I had been listening to Clark Howard for years about saving and investing and had planned last year to start saving for retirement so I would be set when that day came. However, due to the start of the pandemic it made me insecure about taking those first steps. This book helped re-kindle that fire for starting to invest again. I already had the information provided in this book but it would be great for someone who is new to finance to read. Either way I think this is a great book that highlights different financial and spending/saving personalities and shows how to improve in those areas. So if that is what you’re looking for I would recommend this book for you.

[Mark Zodda · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the book I would pick for someone new to investing who wants a basic primer on why and how to start investing. The kindle version treats the book like one long chapter which makes navigating more of a problem than it should be, but the content is top-rate and dispenses with much of the fluff found in many other personal finance books. Recommended.

[H Surti · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great introduction into investing money.

If you're investing money already this book probably isn't for you. However, it's great for those wanting to organise their finances and have a crash course in investing.

[John · Rating 3 out of 5]

Finance made simple

Very good explanation of budgeting for the future. The story of three incomes and their comparisons was creative. Recommend while reading it is NOT a book on how to be successful but only some better choices on what your life travels offers to you.