MoneyFit aims to be as straightforward as possible, covering the core ingredients and habits required to cultivate financial prosperity. Maintain them and you’ll create life-changing opportunities and transform your relationship with money. Whether or not you have debt, developing and following a clear savings plan is the next step to cultivating greater financial well-being. By financial well-being, I mean a state defined by a sense of abundance and choice, rather than limitations, scarcity, and stress.
This is an exceptional book for people of all ages seeking to master the complexities of personal finance. Gerzon attacks these complexities head-on with stories of failure and success, reflecting on lessons gleaned from his own personal experience and from an impressive breadth of wisdom drawn from other authors and financial gurus. How Gerzon fits so much useful advice into a volume of this size is beyond me; that he does so in such a vulnerable and engaging fashion speaks to his keen understanding of the broader issues influencing the financial woes that so many of us (and particularly young Americans) are facing today. In short, Gerzon provides much-needed insights based on years of reflection, made immediately accessible to anyone interested in establishing a firm(er) foundation for personal finance. A must-read.
The information in this concise, readable and enjoyable book is practical and makes sense. If you want to know how to manage your money, I would definitely suggest you buy this book so that you can learn the best ways to financial literacy. Every high school should have a financial course with this book as the text.
Every household should have this book. As someone who was never taught good money habits and learned the hard way, I wish this book had been given to me before going to college. Great graduation gift or a tool to teach your kids about money.
