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betweenpageturns's review
5.0
Loved this book! I’m a beginner to personal finance and this book is filled with great steps to take, tips and suggestions on how/where to begin.
jw2869's review
informative
medium-paced
4.0
Really comprehensive and thorough money plan with actionable steps. It breaks down terminology in easy to understand ways and really covers all aspects of financial wellness.
thatokiebird's review against another edition
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
3.0
Get Good with Money is a great starter guide for anyone at the beginning of their financial journey. In plain language, it walks you through most aspects of finances, how they work, and a game plan for the reader. It's inspiring and encouraging, and truly feels like a judgment-free zone. No question is dumb, and nothing from your past defines your possible future. I listened to the audiobook version checked out from my library, and the author did a great job narrating.
coatsy44's review against another edition
informative
4.25
As a bit of a personal finance nerd I love a simple get you started finance book. I saw Tiffany on a documentary and had remembered hearing about her on a finance podcast. I love her approach and vernacular around a topic that can feel intimidating and overwhelming. Definitely recommend for someone looking to get some good tips and are veering away from toxic d*ve r*msey
al07734's review against another edition
The later parts were not interesting to me. I feel like this is a good book to start with but I think I need something more in-depth for specific aspects
toy_masterpiece's review against another edition
It was an excellent and engaging read! Winter break just ended and I couldn't balance tasks at the time. Someday I will find a place for non-fiction/self-help books in my reading schedule.
caiterlenbachreads's review
5.0
If you're looking for a good financial guide, look no further. This book covers 10 steps to financial wholeness. It has honestly helped me so so much already, and I can't wait to put all 10 steps into practice. I hands down recommend.