Even though I’ve been reading about money, finance, and investing ever since I made my first couple of bucks as an adolescent , I never created a budget .

But now, i feel every single working professional needs a financial strategy. How does one spend your money? what proportion does one save? What are your thoughts about debt? How does one invest your money? what proportion money does one got to retire?

These are questions that each one that makes money must answer.

Let’s face it. If you would like to retire comfortably (I’m not even talking about living an expensive lifestyle), you would like to urge rich.

And the 8 books that i like to recommend during this article will assist you to try to to that. Read them and you’ll never need to worry about personal finance again.

4 Amazing Books That Teach You To Be Rich Quickly

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1. The Richest Man In Babylon by George S. Clason

This book was published in 1926 and as far as I can tell, 

the message of the book even more powerful.

is this: Rich people are rich because they save their money, don’t get in debt, and don’t spend their money foolishly.

later). He calls saving “paying yourself first.” That’s 

You only get rich by paying yourself. Don’t foolishly spend 

Everyone should read The Richest Man In Babylon — 

2. Your Money Or Your Life by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez

What I enjoyed most about this book is that it teaches you 

. That’s why Robin and Dominguez spend 

. Just ask the family of the bankers who committed suicide during any recession.

Save it. And don’t waste it on stuff you don’t need. Your Money Or Your Life starts out strategically and gets more practical towards 

3. The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham (with commentary by Jason Zweig)

was 20 years old. At the time, the finance sector was doing great, 

Oh yeah, I should mention that this was in 2007, right before the financial crisis. I invested €1500 in ING and €500 in AEGON, a Dutch asset management firm.

months later, when Lehman Brothers collapsed, my stock portfolio was worth only 

. But looking back, I understand that losing money 

And fortunately, I didn’t sell and waited until the stocks recovered. That took eight years, though.

I decided to not invest in individual stocks anymore. 

investing in individual stocks is Jack Bogle. This man 

He founded Vanguard and created index funds. Unlike everyone else in finance, he’s not worth billions. Why? He created financial products for the people.

invest in their funds, they win, and you win.

But every firm, banker, broker, or advisor in finance, has different interests. Namely, their own. And sure, 

a black and white view. There are many unbiased financial advisors too.

buying individual stocks, Jack Bogle demonstrated that it’s 

History has shown us that indexing outperforms 

of mutual funds. Plus, the fees of index funds are lower because they don’t have managers or expensive offices.

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