Books provides a roadmap to navigate

If you are on a tour, a guide can help you navigate very easily. Books, on the other hand, serve as your personal navigators for anything. They provide a roadmap on how to walk through life.

In this newsletter, I am going to share with you five books on personal finance and investment that I believe anyone interested in finance and money should read. Additionally, I am giving away two hard copies of the book "Richest Man in Babylon." I will share more details at the end of the newsletter.

The books I recommend are:

1. Richest man in Babylon : If you could only read one book on personal finance in your entire life, "Richest Man in Babylon" should be at the top of your list. This book discusses simple principles on how to save money, make investments, and avoid unwise financial decisions. All of these concepts are presented through engaging stories, free from technical jargon.
2. Rich Dad Poor Dad : This book provides a clear understanding of how to break free from the rat race. It explores the difference between assets and liabilities and covers various financial topics in an easily comprehensible manner.

The next two books, "Beating the Street" and "One Up on Wall Street," are masterworks by Peter Lynch. If you have any interest in stock picking, these two books should definitely be on your reading list. They offer valuable insights and strategies.

The Intelligent Investor : This book is written by Benjamin Graham, who is considered the father of value investing, focuses on the stock market. It emphasizes the crucial distinction between price and value.

500+ subcriber giveaway, thankyou !

To participate in the giveaway, here are the criteria:

1. Comment down below, Why you like reading books
2. Get at least five likes on your comment.

Two participants will be selected at the end of the week and contacted through direct message.

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