Getting Rich In America : Eight Simple Rules for Bulding A Fortune--And A Satifsying Life

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Summary: Buy this book!
Review: This book is my "pick of the week". I highly recommend this book to anyone who is trying to save for retirement. The book clearly maps out a course to follow to retirement wealth. I also liked that it wasn't all just numbers, the authors discussed the need for old fashioned values like honesty, determination and a good marriage. The examples that even people at the bottom rungs of the economic ladder can retire wealthy really hit home. I work with temp workers at my job from time to time and let me tell you, being poor is definitely a state of mind. None of them have a plan, all of them blame circumstance and all think winning the lottery is their only hope. I think this book is a must read whether you are scraping by as a temp or if you are making a bundle. Buy it, read it, live it! See you at the top!

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Summary: Change of Lifestyle Can Improve Your Finances
Review: This book is wonderful! It is written in a style that everyone can understand and learn from. This book is really about how one's "lifestyle" has financial consequences. Great motivation to start saving and investing! I highly recommend "Getting Rich in America."

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Summary: INSIGHTFUL EXPLANATION ON HOW ANYONE CAN GET WEALTHY
Review: This book provides the most insightful and easy-to-follow set of guidelines for becoming wealthy in the 21st century. The authors recommendation to use index funds is both clever and timely. Even one year ago the strategy of buying diamonds (The Dow Jones Index) would not have been feasible because they did not yet exist. These authors are on the cutting edge both philosophically and in terms of the tools that are available to todays investor. There is no better book available for young people between the ages of 18-40. This book is "must-reading" for anyone interested in the stock market and should be read before Peter Lynch or any of the other stand-outs.

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Summary: Nothing compared to motley fools
Review: This book was ok. but it was nothing compared to motely fool's books. If you want financial info get motlety foools

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Summary: Advice for the fearful!
Review: This book was terrible, maybe the worst book I have read on investing. It was so basic I felt like I was in pre-school learning how to tie my shoes. It's a book for whimps who are full of fear and are too scared to do anything with their live's. There is even a section warning you not to use drugs. Come on..... Don't waste your money..........