The Wealth Cure By: Hill Harper When you first see the image of who Hill Harper is (He’s an actor on CSI:N.Y.), you assume that this is just another book by a celebrity to boost his status and pad his wallet.  What you get when you read this book, however, is another thing entirely.  Not [...]

After Andrea’s wonderful post on Go Green Method to Save Money: eBooks, and the ensuing conversation that started in the comments, I though it might be nice to share my story in regards to ebooks and ereaders. Where it begins. I’ve been a reader for as long as I can remember.  Some of my earliest [...]

Street Smarts: Beyond the Diploma By: Jim Randel Often, when we’ve “grown up” and graduated college, we all move on to our new lives as adults with the expectation that our schooling has given us everything we’ll need to be prepared for the wide world ahead of us.  And, just as often, we are disappointed.  [...]

I like to read.  A lot.  Not as much as some people, but I still manage to read somewhere between 30 and 40 books a year.  As you can imagine, that gets a little bit expensive if you’re paying full price for all of them.  Swapping and borrowing books only gets you so far if [...]

Psych Yourself Rich, a book that I reviewed here not that long ago (my review, if you’re curious) is going to be free at amazon for the Kindle for a limited time. You can get the Kindle version right here: Psych Yourself Rich: Get the Mindset and Discipline You Need to Build Your Financial Life [...]

The Skinny On: Time Management By: Jim Randel I recently did a review of The Skinny On: Credit Cards, by Jim Randel.  This book came along with that one and several others.  Disclosure: The publisher sent them to me for review. As any of the other Skinny On books, this one is short and to [...]

Early Retirement Extreme By: Jacob Lund Fisker When many of us think of retirement, we think of some far off time in our future when we’ve saved enough money and reached an age where the government will allow us to withdraw our money without significant penalties.  When Jacob Lund Fisker thinks about retirement, he’s thinking [...]

Psych Yourself Rich By: Farnoosh Torabi As a personal finance blogger, I read a lot of books on personal finance.  These books range from the simplified budgeting and saving books to more complex books (like Early Retirement Extreme, which I’m reading now).  In all honesty, Psych yourself rich lands somewhere in the middle.  Parts of [...]

We’re gonna mix it up a little bit this week.  Rather than try and explain why it’s only 75% of the proceeds, I’m going to just cover the cost of shipping myself.  This week, 100% of the sale goes to the American Cancer Society.  Support their research and work towards finding a cure for Cancer. [...]

Charity Book Auction #1! Today’s charity book auction is the book “Enjoy Your Money!” by J. Steve Miller.  You can see my review of it by clicking on the title there. Today’s charity is BeatingDebt.org.  They’re a Christian debt education organization that does some really good work.  And what better organization for a debt elimination [...]