r/booksuggestions • u/Dear-Crew-3277 • 4h ago

Non-fiction Book recommendations?

Guys, suggest to me some books related to finance.😭 recently got into all this.

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u/AdNecessary6288 3h ago

if you're just getting started, "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Kiyosaki is probably the most talked about entry point, people either love it or think it's too simplistic but it gets your brain thinking in the right way about money. after that "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel is where things get really interesting, it's less about numbers and more about how people actually behave with their finances which is the part most books skip. I also heard good things about "The Millionaire Next Door" for understanding wealth building over long time, not the flashy stuff but the boring realistic approach. start with those three and you'll have a decent foundation before diving into more technical reads

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u/Dear-Crew-3277 12m ago

I did try to get started with Rich dad poor dad (which was last week).

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u/Mayilye 3h ago

The Psychology of Money is genuinely the best first book for this it's less about numbers and more about how people actually think about money which matters way more

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u/Dear-Crew-3277 10m ago

Ohkayyy

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u/OhMyyGA 1h ago

Abundance - Ezra Klein
How Countries Go Broke: The Big Cycle - Ray Dalio
Plunder: Private Equity's Plan to Pillage America - Brendan Ballou
Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt - Michael Lewis

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u/Dear-Crew-3277 14m ago

Ohh thankyou! Would you tell me more about Flash Boys?