Smart Couples Finish Rich by David Bach – A worthwhile read that encourages couples to discuss their finances.
The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason – Originally written in the 1920’s, this book is written as a story to get people interested in their personal finances.
Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel – An investment guide that will show you how to build your portfolio.
The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley – An interesting book that shows how the majority of millionaires attain their wealth.
The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham – While not an easy read, a must for anyone serious about investing, by the mentor to Warren Buffett.
Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel - Shows the benefits of long-term investing in the stock market.
The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach – Takes the usual “pay yourself first” strategy and adds the extra benefit of setting up your savings to happen automatically.
The Naked Investor by John Reynolds – Criticizes the investment industry for prioritizing their own wealth building over that of their clients.
All About Asset Allocation by Richard Ferri – As the title suggests, this book shows you everything you need to know about having an asset allocation strategy.
Spend Smarter Save Bigger by Margot Bai – An excellent book that covers the major personal finance topics that matter to Canadians.
The Future for Investors by Jeremy J. Siegel – Uses history to show what investors should look for to receive a better return.
Winning the Loser’s Game by Charles Ellis – Another worthwhile book about investing in index funds and not trying to beat the market.
Unconventional Success by David F. Swensen – Praises low-cost index funds and ETFs over high MER mutual funds that reduce your wealth building opportunities.
Tax Freedom Zone by Tim Cestnick – Easy to read book about tax saving strategies available to Canadians.
The Pension Puzzle by Bruce Cohen – A book about pensions for Canadians, including CCP, OAS and employer pensions.
