I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. No B.S. Just a 6-Week Program That Works (Second Edition)

Two things misleading -Doesn't mention it's applicability .? - this edition is for UK readersConcepts? - very basic and nothing great, disappointment

It's clear, concise and pragmatic at the same time. Really liked the concepts of Concious spending and investing in low cost index funds. Both of which I am definitely gonna do after reading this book.

Excellent insight on money management and what silly mistakes we do and cost ourselves fortune. This is must-read book for beginners. I am an Indian. Even though it's not written keeping India in mind, still a whole of things and time-proven strategies applies to us.

I bought a kindle copy. I wouldn’t call the book bad but it’s too basic. It’s for someone who doesn’t understand finance or money management at all. What I mean is if you are someone who keeps defaulting on credit card payment because to forgot the due date. Go for this one. Or else it’s just toooo basic

There's nothing new here - spend less, earn more, invest in index funds. Thing is, many like JL Collins or Pete Matthew say it much better, especially for a UK audience.This is the updated, UK version of the book, but there are still confusing US related bits coming through (mortgage tax relief anyone). There's also some bits that are questionable - do I really want financial advice from someone who says he took out a pre-nup agreement and thinks more should or suggests that anyone who buys a Ford Focus is basically an idiot (I didn't, so I'm not being bitter and I'm sure he thinks he's funny, he's just not).There's also great tips on earning more - negotiate harder. Yeah, try that if you're a public service worker or work for any large corporate where your salary increase is signed off by someone you'll never meet.There's only one person getting rich from this book and it won't be you. Save the money and buy from one of the other authors I mentioned.

To be fair, i liked what he said regarding spending money on things you like rather than spending on things you don’t need. However, that was on YouTube interview. So reading this book was useless for me as i come from different community. I wish i paid the 10£ for a different title.

Being 53 I have come very late to saving for the future but better late than never. This book has sensible advice and if like me you know nothing about finance very informative. The younger you are the better position you are in to start putting money away in a way that will grow.

I Rarely write reviews, But this book really made me take the time, go online, login, search for it on amazon just to write a negative review as my experience was truely very negative. The author keeps repeating the same things again and again and again. stuff like I will teach you to beat the credit card companies at their own game, When you read it there is actually very poor content in there, stuff like you can get cashback and free airline miles, or you can call them to waive £12 late payment fees. When discussing debt, He gave mediocre advice at best. The author was concentrating on silly little things that could save you a bit of money but not much education on how to deal with money. If getting out of debt is your goal, I would recommend the money makeover by Dave ramsey, If its investing, read the simple path to wealth by J collins.

Excellent book well written and well researched UK version well done.It’s definitely for the young millionaire and he really speaks to your core and pin points areas that you may not have thought of like what bank acct you open really does matter. I will be reviewing it on YouTube because it was an excellent book and he really teaches people how to be rich. Thank you Ramit