Between a new puppy and a cottage, I haven’t found much time to sit down and write this summer. However, I have been able to read. This is a picture of the view from one of my reading spots.
I am frequently asked about what personal finance or investing books I would recommend. There are literally thousands out there, and it can be overwhelming. So, I spent some time considering which ones are my favorites. I narrowed it down to about a dozen books that cover a good range of common issues related to career, investing, personal finance, and our relationship with money.
It is not exhaustive, and I am sure some people’s favorites are missing. I did that on purpose because it is easier to pick one or two when you are not drowned in options. Still, I am interested in other suggestions for my reading cue in the comments below. I have organized my reading list into a Loonie Doctor Bookshelf page. It is in the main navigation menu and also accessible via the link below.
I also enjoyed “The psychology of money” by Morgan Housel, “Pensionize your Nestegg”, and Retirement Income for Life” by Fred Vetesse.
William Bernstein The Intelligent Asset Allocator
William Bernstein The Four Pillars
Jeremy Siegel Stocks For the Long Run
Thanks Park! I will put have to put them in my reading cue.
Mark
Asset Management by Andrew Ang