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Julie Kline
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Book Review: Millionaire Mission
This is a summary of the Millionaire Mission book by Brian Preston. I’ve also included what the chapters cover so that people have an easy place to get the information about what is covered. Reviewer’s Thoughts: I love the energy that Mr. Preston puts into the narration of this book. It is mostly investing concepts…
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Book Review: Retire Before Mom and Dad: The Simple Numbers Behind a Lifetime of Financial Freedom, By Rob Berger
Book Review: Retire Before Mom and Dad: The Simple Numbers Behind a Lifetime of Financial Freedom”, by Rob Berger iBooks audio book link: https://books.apple.com/us/audiobook/retire-before-mom-and-dad-the-simple-numbers/id1479880600 Publisher Description It’s time to claim your financial freedom. All you need is a roadmap to follow and you can create a life most people only dream about. A life free…
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Book Review: The Courage to Be Rich
This is a review of The Courage to Be Rich by Suze Orman. It’s available on Bard, bookshare, and other media. The book summary listed at the end of the post is from the Bard page.
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Book Review: “Dollars & $ense: a kid’s guide to using–not losing–money,” by Elaine Scott
Dollars & $ense: a kid’s guide to using–not losing–money By: Elaine Scott Reviewer’s Thoughts: Dollars & $ense: A Kid’s Guide to Using–Not Losing–Money” by Elaine Scott primarily focuses on providing young readers with a comprehensive understanding of the history of money and the significant governmental impact on banking and financial laws. I find the…
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Book Review: Baby Steps Millionaires: by Dave Ramsey
About this Book Baby Steps Millionaires: how ordinary people build extraordinary wealth – and how you can too By Dave Ramsey Reviewer’s Thoughts: This is a follow up to The Total Money Makeover. While he does a quick review of the baby steps, this book gets more into steps you can take once you…
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Book Review: “You’re fifty-now what? Investing for the second half of your life” By Charles Schwab
About this Book You’re fifty– now what?: investing for the second half of your life, By Charles Schwab An international brokerage firm’s founder and chairman offers older investors and retirees information on basic personal finance, including retirement budgets, pension programs, insurance, mutual funds, estate planning, and charitable giving. Advises investors to modify their strategy and…