Editors Reads Verdict
A thorough, encouraging, and practical personal finance guide with wide mainstream appeal. Aliche's ten-step structure covers everything from budgeting basics to estate planning, and the inclusive voice makes it accessible to readers who have felt excluded from the genre.
What We Loved
- Ten-step structure is easy to follow and implement
- Inclusive voice that speaks to underserved communities
- Strong on budgeting and debt payoff fundamentals
Minor Drawbacks
- Investment sections are introductory rather than deep
- Best suited to beginners; advanced readers may want more
Key Takeaways
- → Financial wholeness means mastering all ten money areas, not just one
- → A Dream Account keeps your goals visible and motivating
- → Automating savings removes willpower from the equation
| Author | Tiffany Aliche |
|---|---|
| Published | March 30, 2021 |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Personal Finance, Non-Fiction |
Overview
Tiffany Aliche — the Budgetnista — built a following of millions by making personal finance accessible and shame-free. Get Good with Money packages her methodology into ten clear steps that move from budgeting basics to full financial wellness.
What the Book Covers
The ten steps cover income tracking, budgeting, savings, debt elimination, credit improvement, investing, insurance, net worth building, and estate planning. Each chapter ends with a practical worksheet, making the book as much a workbook as a read.
Who Should Read This
First-generation wealth builders, recent graduates, and anyone who feels behind on their finances. Aliche’s tone is warm and inclusive, and the structure means readers can work through the steps at their own pace.
Final Verdict
A thorough, encouraging, and practical personal finance guide with wide mainstream appeal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Get Good with Money" about?
Ten simple steps to becoming financially whole, from budgeting and debt payoff to saving, investing, and protecting your money.
What are the key takeaways from "Get Good with Money"?
Financial wholeness means mastering all ten money areas, not just one A Dream Account keeps your goals visible and motivating Automating savings removes willpower from the equation
Is "Get Good with Money" worth reading?
A thorough, encouraging, and practical personal finance guide with wide mainstream appeal. Aliche's ten-step structure covers everything from budgeting basics to estate planning, and the inclusive voice makes it accessible to readers who have felt excluded from the genre.
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