From Lifehack.org:
It’s one of the most common reasons for arguments and divorce in marriages. It can keep us from achieving our dreams, or it can enable us. It can cultivate the worst in people, and it can cultivate the best. Money is one the most fundamental, crude, material parts of our existence, yet we look at it like some kind of metaphysical, unknowable force.
If this describes your relationship with money, it might be time to dedicate some time to improving your knowledge of your finances and set about improving them. You could even make a 30-day trial out of getting a grip on your money. From reducing your debt to automating your tax accounting records, there’s something for every reader.
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Related Reading:
The Wall Street MBA: Your Personal Crash Course in Corporate Finance
Finance for Non-Financial Managers (Briefcase Books Series)
Finance for Managers (Harvard Business Essentials)
