The Completely Revised and Expanded Edition of the New York Times Bestseller That Focuses on Personal Finance for Every Budget -- and Every Stage of Life
Taking control of your personal finances is the first -- and most important -- step toward successful investing and a secure future. The Motley Fool You Have More Than You Think, now fully updated and expanded, provides guidance for anyone trying to balance lifestyle aspirations and financial realities. The latest edition of this Motley Fool bestseller covers topics such as:
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"I liked that this book is for people like me who know nothing about the stock market. It is a light-hearted approach that convinces you that you can understand investing. It did get a bit repetative though, but gives a lot of great pointers for beginners. "
— Jennie (4 out of 5 stars)
“What sets the Gardners apart…is their remarkably explicit, how-to approach to investing and their involvement in the online world that is slowly but surely revolutionizing the capital formation and investment process in this country.”
— Chicago Tribune“Their style—fun and flip but packed with solid information—has won the brothers a dedicated following and spawned a mini-empire.”
— Miami Herald“The best place online for talking to investors…Amusing as well as educational.”
— Barron’s“Their panache is a cover for a belief in the old-fashioned virtues of patience, simplicity, and prudence.”
— US News & World Report" Great for financial dummies like myself. A suprisingly easy and fun book book to read. "
— Yoo-Kyeong, 12/16/2013" A very solid introduction to investing and personal finance management. After reading, I have a much greater understanding of my previous (and current) mistakes and what steps my wife and I need to take to build a secure financial future. "
— Saadiq, 8/16/2013" I thought this book gave simple ideas on how to do little things that allow you to hold onto your money. "
— Mark, 6/25/2013" Easy to read, gives some good advice without going into too much detail for those of us who don't want it. "
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— Brian, 1/28/2013" A book on personal finance that offers some practical advice. "
— Janna, 11/24/2012" Great book. The style of writing is very exciting and fast paced. Yet somehow they teach you a lot. It really covers the foundations and principles behind good money management, making big purchases and the basics of investment. "
— Rusty, 10/16/2012" The numbers are all pretty dated and the concept are pretty basic but worth a look if you haven't read much on the topic (investing) before. "
— Daniel, 5/29/2012" I liked that this book is for people like me who know nothing about the stock market. It is a light-hearted approach that convinces you that you can understand investing. It did get a bit repetative though, but gives a lot of great pointers for beginners. "
— Jennie, 11/7/2011" One of the best books out there for investing beginners...and these guys actually know how to write. "
— Loren, 9/14/2011" I didn't read this, but my husband raved about it. Found it to be the most helpful book in terms of investing and stocks. Inspired him to take over our stocks and manage it himself. Highly reccomended. "
— Jill, 5/4/2011" Gave some great pointers about the importance of watching your dollars instead of pinching pennies "
— Mike, 2/21/2011" Great insights into financial attitudes/tactics. "
— Phildiggety, 1/16/2011" Anyone who wants to retire with an ample nest egg should read this book! With its help, I made a really informed decision about my 401K at work. No one I know in their early twenties.thirties is well enough informed about smart finance. "
— Claire, 1/5/2011" Not very readable--Gave up 1/2 way thru. "
— Brooke, 7/29/2010" One of the best books out there for investing beginners...and these guys actually know how to write. "
— Loren, 4/1/2010" Great book. The style of writing is very exciting and fast paced. Yet somehow they teach you a lot. It really covers the foundations and principles behind good money management, making big purchases and the basics of investment. "
— Rusty, 1/11/2010" I really like these guys. They really know their stuff. If you want to put money into the market, read all of there books. <br/> <br/>Austin "
— Austin, 10/24/2008" I thought this book gave simple ideas on how to do little things that allow you to hold onto your money. "
— Mark, 10/2/2008" Not very readable--Gave up 1/2 way thru. "
— Brooke, 8/22/2008" I didn't read this, but my husband raved about it. Found it to be the most helpful book in terms of investing and stocks. Inspired him to take over our stocks and manage it himself. Highly reccomended. "
— Jill, 7/29/2008" A book on personal finance that offers some practical advice. "
— Janna, 7/2/2008" Gave some great pointers about the importance of watching your dollars instead of pinching pennies "
— Mike, 2/28/2008" Easy to read, gives some good advice without going into too much detail for those of us who don't want it. "
— Judith, 1/20/2008" A very solid introduction to investing and personal finance management. After reading, I have a much greater understanding of my previous (and current) mistakes and what steps my wife and I need to take to build a secure financial future. <br/> <br/> "
— Saadiq, 12/3/2007" Anyone who wants to retire with an ample nest egg should read this book! With its help, I made a really informed decision about my 401K at work. No one I know in their early twenties.thirties is well enough informed about smart finance. "
— Claire, 7/23/2007" Great for financial dummies like myself. A suprisingly easy and fun book book to read. "
— Yoo-Kyeong, 3/10/2007Brothers David Gardner and Tom Gardner cofounded The Motley Fool, a multimedia financial education company, in 1993. They have coauthored four New York Times bestsellers, including The Motley Fool Investment Guide, The Motley Fool You Have More Than You Think, and The Motley Fool’s Rule Breakers, Rule Makers. The Gardners also oversee the award-winning website Fool.com (with over 4.3 million unique visitors per month); a nationally syndicated newspaper column, carried by over 200 papers; and 10 monthly paid newsletters.
Tom Gardner graduated from Brown University with a degree in English and decided to combine this experience with his formal financial training in order to cofound The Motley Fool, a multi-media financial education company, with his brother David. Since then, he has coauthored four New York Times bestsellers, including The Motley Fool Investment Guide and The Motley Fool’s Rule Breakers, Rule Makers, as well as hosting NPR’s Motley Fool Radio Show.