Personal Finance Made Simple: Wealth Building Habits For Beginners Paperback – May 10, 2024

G.A. Poggi’s book is for people who wants to understand the habits that set wealthy people apart. With a straightforward approach, it simplifies complex financial concepts, making them accessible for beginners and those refining their habits.A helpful, motivating read for anyone.

I really liked this book. It gave me some great ideas and different options that make build wealth easier to understand for a newbie like myself. I will probably come back to the info here a few times. I recommend this book.

This is a timely and relevant book when everything seems to be expensive and it feels quite hard to build wealth. It has clear and concise approach in teaching you how to handle finances.

This is thorough book and great for beginners. I would have liked a more interesting and anecdotal tone to the book as it sometimes came across too much like a textbook but otherwise very solid

“Personal Finance Made Simple” is a great primer on personal finance and is perfect for those looking for sound, practical advice .

an excellent resource for anyone serious about building wealth

Personal Finance Made Simple: Wealth Building Habits For Beginners is a practical guide that empowers readers to take control of their financial future by adopting key habits practiced by the wealthy. Unlike get-rich-quick schemes, this book offers a realistic, step-by-step approach to building wealth through 19 powerful habits. Each chapter lays a foundation, teaching you how to master your spending, eliminate debt, and steadily grow your wealth. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your financial strategy, this book provides the tools and mindset needed to achieve financial independence and live free from money-related stress and anxiety. If you’re ready to transform your financial habits and join the ranks of the financially independent, this book is a must-read.

I picked up this book looking for real, practical advice on managing my finances better, and it totally delivered. It focuses on small, manageable habits that actually make sense in everyday life. I didn’t feel overwhelmed with unrealistic expectations or flashy promises. Instead, I found straightforward steps I could apply immediately to help with budgeting, saving, and tackling debt. It’s not magic, but if you’re ready to be consistent, this approach really works. Definitely worth a read if you’re serious about financial freedom.