Personal Finance Classics

Publishers churn out books about money management so quickly that it’s hard to keep up. The number of titles expands at an exponential rate. It’s funny to see this happen, since there’s nothing much new to say. Personal finance books tend to pay tribute to a handful of eternal truths: Spend less than you make. Budget and track your expenses. Save for a time when you stop working. Take risk to make your money grow. Control your emotions (fear...