[Karen]

Book reccomendations for a 15 year old boy? He needs to read a financial book for school (along the lines of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Richest Man Babylon, etc.)

Ideally, the book should be engaging, easy to understand, and suitable for a teenager who’s just starting to learn about money management, investing, and financial independence.

If you have any personal favorites or hidden gems that had an impact on you at a young age, I’d love to hear your suggestions!

Thanks in advance!

[Prabha]

The simple path to wealth by JL Collins

[Lauren]

The Wealthy Barber is an engaging and relatable read for that age.

[Min]

Art of the Deal by Donald Trump.

Politics aside, it would be good for him to learn how to negotiate and seal deals, even turning unsavoury parties to your favour.

[Viral]

Quit like a millionaire. The authors also write children’s books.

[Michael]

I have read the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. It is quite good.

[Paul]

Definitely rich dad poor dad. The author is kind of a scam artist, but the book has some good concepts and is completely age-appropriate.

[Carlos]

The psychology of money by Morgan Housel. Highly recommended.

[Bryce]

You’re Money or your Life. Good intro to FIRE and starting to think of your purchases as time purchases instead of money purchases.

[Mikkel]

The Millionaire Fastlane, by MJ Demarco. One of the only financial books that I read where I repeatedly thought “I wish someone had explained this to me in high school”

[Vern]

Lifeonaire – definitely reads better as a story rather than just input output info.

Just the random thought that came to mind

[Kyle]

Just go with the Richest Man in Babylon. It has very easy concepts for a teenager to understand and is a foundational piece towards starting a personal finance journey. – I personally hated Rich Dad Poor Dad and thought it was by far the worst popular finance book anyone could read.

[Abdul]

I will teach you to be rich and Quit like a millionaire. These two have the basics covered.

Then Simple path to wealth, Rich Dad Poor Dad.

[Rachel]

Your Money or Your Life, financial feminist, Quit Like a Millionaire, Broke Millennial, Miss Independent, Tiffany Aliche – Get Good With Money

[Mike]

$100 million offers by Alex Hermozi
If he reads and understands that – he’ll know and excel at any level of sales for the rest of his life.

He’ll also be able to modernize and revolutionize business as well

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