The Case for Reading Personal Finance Books

Most people graduate high school or even college with little to no knowledge about budgeting, credit, investing, or taxes. These books makeheadway.com/library/topics/saving-money can fill that gap. They offer foundational knowledge in plain language, helping readers understand core principles like compound interest, debt management, and asset building.
Books shape your mindset. Titles like Your Money or Your Life help you rethink the relationship between time, money, and happiness. Often, the biggest financial breakthroughs come not from learning how to invest in ETFs, but from changing how you view spending and wealth.