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Flash Boys is a story about a group of finance professionals who investigated some shady practices in the industry – such as High Frequency Trading.

John Bogle on Investing is a collection of the best speeches and lessons presented by John Bogle, founder of Vanguard Investments, over his lifetime

First published in 1999 by the late John Bogle, Common Sense on Mutual Funds explains how investors can best use mutual funds to reach their investing goals.

Malkiel and Ellis aim to remove all the jargon and bullshit the financial industry throws at you, and distil investing down into its most basic and easy to understand form.

Stop Acting Rich addresses one of the fundamental mindset deficiencies that stops most people from becoming millionaires: They act rich.

In the Millionaire mind, Stanley delves deeper into the psyche of the average Millionaire, finding out how they tick so we can reverse engineer important lessons

Pay yourself first is the big take away from The Wealthy Barber, a story about being financially boring – but responsible.

How to Retire Happy, Wild and Free tackles the very important and often neglected area of retirement psychology and mental health.

Mecham founded YNAB (You Need a Budget), an online software budgeting tool which has helped many people create a budget and get on top of their finances.

Quit Like a Millionaire is the story of how Shen and Leung were able to retire early without any crazy schemes, extreme risk exposure, luck or inheritance.