10 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom

by Noel Whittkaer

You’re young and you want to master the money game. There is just one problem — you don’t know where to start. Building your financial future can be challenging. There is just so much information out there that it’s impossible to take it all in, especially at this time in your life when so much is going on.The good news is that it’s actually not that difficult — if you follow these 10 simple steps.All you need is the courage to start, and the discipline to continue.In this book you willThe one simple strategy that will immediately put you in the top 20% of wealth buildersHow to use the miracle of compounding to turbocharge your savingsWhat your enemies are and how to fight them offThe difference between good debt and bad debtHow goals can change your lifeThe secrets of successful investingAnd much, much more...Younger than 40? Excellent — you’re sitting on a gold mine! You just need to pick up the shovel.It’s time to change your thinking from “easy come, easy go” to “easy come, easy grow”

Genres: Finance, Nonfiction

152 pages, Paperback

Published November 16, 2022

Reviews

[Dylan Todd · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved the simple, unpretentious nature that Whittaker translated personal finance concepts to new students such as myself. It motivated me to do further reading and study to better myself and my future financially.

[Brydee Woolston · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very digestible, easy to follow and understand.

[Tracy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Would recommend this to maybe an 18 - or 19 year old that doesn't know anything about money.

Look into other books that talk about investing in more detail and also super. Those are the only two steps that really need more research. The other steps are just common sense (don't spend more than you earn, have a strong support team, don't get sucked into advertisment, etc)

This book just felt like an ad for Raiz.

[Mike · Rating 5 out of 5]

Noel summarized all his great books in this little book. It's recommended for anyone who have zero interest in financial books to read.

[Seff]

Makes you think 🤔

[Taru-Tuulikki · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book might be good for 16-22 year olds, before they read the Barefoot investor. Disappointing that there is no talk whatsoever about how to handle HECS/ HELP fees.

[Émilie Okkes · Rating 4 out of 5]

For what it is, it’s great; a simple introduction into the world of financials. The steps are very simplified and some common sense, but it’s a good guide to have as a starting base.

[Zoe Robinson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good entry level finance book