This is short list of my best personal finance books. They helped plant the seed to seek more information, ideas, and best practices. Know that they provide the tools for better financial planning, but only you know what's best for you! Scroll on and let me know what you think! Books This is recent, but I think this is the first book anyone should read. It applies to everyone. How do you get rich? Buy stocks and bonds! Buy real estate! Start a multi-million dollar business! A

What gets tracked gets managed! Most people are scared of what they see once they put pen to paper - fearing they'll see a bleak picture of their financial situation. Or ... They're surprised that they are far better than previously thought. Bottom line is to take a hard look and be brutally honest with yourself. When you do that, you can plan and take action swiftly. In a way, run your life like your own business. A person reviewing financial documents for better wealth mana

Around 2010, my wife and I had "A-Ha" moments for an invention. Both moments came along while going about our routine days and then asked ourselves "Wouldn't it be nice if there was a thing to solve this issue?" Attempt at inventing... I came up with my uniform hanger idea while walking down steps to the office, carrying my uniform on a hanger on one hand, and holding my uniform cover on the other hand. I said to myself "I sure wish there was a hook on this hanger so that I

Managed correctly, Rental Real Estate is a great asset to have in your personal investment portfolio. Now, I haven't taken the risk of buying 5+ properties to have the passive income cashflow to fund my life entirely, but it has provided the additional income to grow my portfolio. Everyone has to start funding investments from their hard-earned wage income. But once you have those investments, have them fund future investments! That's mid-term goal! Real estate is a great seg

Stock investing can be daunting. With the financial news all over the place, it's overwhelming to know what to do. Plus, school taught us that there's right and wrong answer. In this realm, there's a lot of "it depends" situations. First off, there are certified professionals with access to more tools and resources at their disposal. Second, set your limits and boundaries. Only invest what you're able to risk without putting yourself in a financial bind. Again, this was my ap