Books
The central argument of a well-known money book, checked against the numbers and set out in a few minutes rather than a few hundred pages.
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Die With Zero: Why Saving It All for Later Wastes Some of It
Bill Perkins argues that money you die holding was earned for nothing, and that some spending has an expiry date your body sets. The ideas worth taking, and the four places the book falls short.
Aug 30, 2026 - Books
The Simple Path to Wealth: One Index Fund and a High Savings Rate
J. L. Collins wrote it as letters to his daughter, which forced it to be short. Own the whole market cheaply, save a large share of your income, avoid debt, and leave it alone. Where that holds up, and where it does not.
Mar 26, 2026 - Books
The Psychology of Money: Why Ordinary Savers Beat Clever Investors
A janitor left $8 million and a Harvard-educated Merrill Lynch executive went bankrupt. Morgan Housel’s argument is that money is a behavioural skill, not a technical one, and the evidence is hard to dismiss.
Feb 19, 2026 - Books
10 Commandments From Rich Man of Babylon Book: with Pros and Cons
In the timeless classic "The Richest Man in Babylon" by George S. Clason, the author shares timeless financial wisdom through a series of parables set in ancient Babylon. These lessons, known as the 10 Commandments
Jul 23, 2024
