Haven’t heard of this one before, thanks for recommending!
Looking at the reviews now and quite a lot of people are saying it changed their life - would you agree? 
Absolutely!!
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I personally stick to online articles on savings and investment instead of books. For personal finance entertainment, I’d highly recommend Graham Stephan and Nate O Brien.
Thanks for sharing!
I haven’t come across Nate O’Brien before, and it looks like he’s mostly on Youtube which is great because I’ve been looking for some new people to watch on YT!
Other than Graham Stephan are there any other Youtubers you recommend?
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Hi Rebekah, yes Nate’s a youtuber.
I’d also recommend The Financial Diet - great money saving tidbits, high quality videos. All of my suggestions so far as American though. This means that there will be some terms that might seen unfamiliar to us like 401K, IRA and Roth IRA’s.
If anyone has any UK-based Youtube suggestions, I would be happy to check them out!
We follow The Financial Diet on Instagram but haven’t seen any of their YT videos! Will check them out 
Me too!
Bumping this thread up as there are many new money books that have recently been released.
My current pick is “What They Don’t Teach You About Money” by Claer Barrett.
This book offers a simple understanding, from explaining what credit card APR means in real terms to insights on investing in funds and maximising pension contributions.
Share your picks below. 
I can give you a whole list of books but my top 3 (that have not already been mentioned):
Think and Grow Rich by Napolean Hill
Millionaire Fastlane by MJ Demarco
Million Dollar Weekend by Noah Kagan
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Oh, that’s a great list, and I actually read ‘Million Dollar Weekend’ by Noah Kagan recently. It was such an eye-opening read!