Books Books For How To Properly & Smartly Make & Manage Money

[CarlManvers2019]

Does anyone here have any recommendations for books or pdf or epub or mobi’s that teach economics and include formulas and examples?

The Personal MBA - Josh Kaufman

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I’ve already read Josh Kaufman’s Personal MBA book, while it helps a lot in providing the basic needed behavior and what to watch out for and how people react or think, in order to make money

I feel like I need extra formulas with examples to have a better image to do stuff like accounting or investing myself

 

[Battlegrinder]

What exactly are you trying to do? There's a big difference between investment advice, business advice, and personal finance, and what works for one isn't necessarily a good idea for the rest.

Kaufman's book, for example, seems like something intended for business owners or people planning to start a business, which based on what I've seen you talking about here, isn't what you are or what you need, and I have doubts about that book in the first place. No, you don't need a degree to successful run a business, particularly a small business, but it probably helps, and if you're looking to get a job somewhere, no one's going to hire a guy who's resume is "I read this guy's book" vs a guy who actually has a degree.

But if you're looking for personal finance advice and basic money management, I'd suggest Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover as an excellent book and set of methods to get you on the right course and help you learn how to manage your money.

 

[CarlManvers2019]

But if you're looking for personal finance advice and basic money management, I'd suggest Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover as an excellent book and set of methods to get you on the right course and help you learn how to manage your money.

How many equations does it have with examples?

 

[Battlegrinder]

How many equations does it have with examples?

I don't have an exact count, it's more about the principles of budgeting and living within your means than about plugging numbers into a calculator and getting answers. What exactly are you trying to learn here?

 

[CarlManvers2019]

I don't have an exact count, it's more about the principles of budgeting and living within your means than about plugging numbers into a calculator and getting answers. What exactly are you trying to learn here?

Accounting and Investing and Financial equations

 

[Battlegrinder]

Accounting and Investing and Financial equations

Accounting equations for what? Like, if you need to know how calculate IRR or NPV or WACC or something, that information should available in just about any corporate finance textbook, but those equations are useless if you don't actually understand what they're used for or what the information they provide means. That's also really only useful if you're working in corporate finance/accounting or a similar position, and if you're trying to get a position like that just knowing how to find the quick ratio won't help you. What are you trying to do with this information?