The Wealthy Barber Returns
by David Chilton
Chilton drops the fictional frame of his first book and writes short, funny essays on saving, spending, debt, housing and investing. It is Canadian in detail, universal in principle, and one of the most pleasant money books.
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you want sound money sense delivered with humor in two-page essays.
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Skip it if…
you want US-specific tax and account details.
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Our verdict
Funny and sound.
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