Let’s say that you run a school where people 3-4x their income. Then they pay the school a % of their income for two years. When they are done paying the school back they have *way* more disposable income than ever before. What personal finance book would you have them read?
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Replying to @Austen @AustenAllred
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@ramit 's I Will Teach You to be Rich. Don't let the title fool you. Tactical advice that is easily implementable for all income ranges and financial backgrounds. I Will Teach You To Be Richhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/0761147489/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_-mPjCbFF1X6JX …3 replies 2 retweets 70 likes -
Came here to specifically endorse this answer. It's also the one money book I get for newly graduating cousins, etc.
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Replying to @patio11 @MrMikeSmith and
Can I call out the most important bit of advice I personally got out of Ramit's body of work, which is widely applicable to Lambda School grads? Almost all financial literature is about cost control because most people's income is approximately fixed. Yours isn't. Work on it.
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Signed, "methodologically tracked every purchase of a cup of cocoa while earning $30k as an engineer because that was what good financial decisionmaking looked like" younger me.
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