Going to echo this one. Plus the following two books:
1/ Richest man in Babylon
2/ Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
Both written for the simplest of readers but great advice clearly told.
(Summaries are probably good enough)
Both written for the simplest of readers but great advice clearly told.
(Summaries are probably good enough)
Assets are things that give you money. Liabilities are things that cost you money. Therefore your house is a liability until it is sold, at which point it MIGHT be a net asset. Try to maximize your assets and minimize your liabilities.
It sounds simple, and it is, but that's the primary lesson in the book IMO. It's eye-opening the first time you see things that way.