Feb 2, 2022
Learn how to find the best personal finance book for you and your family!
One of the things I love and appreciate about books is how accessible they are and affordable for a lot of people. When you're starting the beginning of your financial journey, chances are your finances aren't in a good spot.
It’s not always clear what your first steps should be or even what type of budget would work for you. Naturally you’re going to want to see what’s out there.
If you’re grabbing a ton of them, like when you’re trying to do a deep dive especially with money, your local library can be a treasure trove.
But then there’s this other challenge, how do you find the right book for you? That can be a struggle because there's always a new book coming out.
Today we’re all about finding that personal finance book that lights a fire and gets that spark going for improving your finances.
Which is why I’m thrilled Kate Moody is joining in today’s episode. She’s a personal financial educator and coach and former librarian.
In this episode, we’ll discuss:
I hope you enjoy!
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Note: Interview is edited for clarity and length.
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