Bestselling Books About Investing Your Money

For 70 years, Dale Carnegie How to win friends and influence people In addition to winning others, it has influenced people around the world by teaching social skills that give way to personal economic success. The book is as useful today as it was originally published. Carnegie teaches skills through the basic principle of working with people so that they can appreciate and feel important. So you can let someone do what you want them to learn by learning how to see the situation with their eyes. This newly revised and updated version teaches you how to attract people, how to change people without angering you, and how to make people like you. For those who want to make a claim in the business world, it is a valuable reading.

Intelligent investors: the definitive book on value investment Benjamin Graham gives you important information about the value of investing your money. Graham's world-famous philosophy of “value investing” teaches investors how to protect against major mistakes and develop long-term strategies. Since its publication 60 years ago, The Intelligent Investor has become known as the stock market Bible. This updated version includes financial commentary by journalist Jason Zweig who talks about the reality of today's market and applies them to Graham's philosophy. This is an essential book that will help you achieve your financial goals.

Diana B. Enrique reveals a shocking story of Bernie Madoff and his $ 65 billion Ponzi project Wizard lies . Millions of people have been fascinated by Bernie Madoff since the news of a New York investor who invested friends, family and many investors from a large amount of money spread around the world. Until now, reporters could not get the complete story. Henrik uses more than 100 interviews [including interviews with Madoff himself] to find vivid details from government investigations and lawsuits surrounding myths about the Madoff scheme. This true story and financial thriller is the most complete explanation to date about Madoff's rise on Wall Street and his downward spiral to self-destruction.

The most important thing: common sense for thoughtful investors Howard Marks, Chairman of Oak Tree Capital Management, provides insightful information on market opportunities and risks. He is gaining popularity with investors around the world, and his precious philosophy of investment can only benefit readers like you for the first time. This book explains the key to successful investment and warns you of the pitfalls that can destroy your career. Marks honestly shares his own experiences and occasional failures to provide important lessons on critical thinking, risk assessment and investment strategy.

Millions of Americans have relied on Suz Orman for financial advice. In Money Class: Learn how to create a new American dream Orman advises readers to seriously reconsider the American dream. How to fit our lives in such a way that the promise, the need for revision, and the future of success go into our hands. The book provides important lessons about personal finance while addressing aspects such as households, families, careers, and retirement. She advises readers to be realistic and honest about her life and to gain confidence that they cannot take away what they worked for.