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Your First Investment Playbook

Move from living paycheck to paycheck to building a portfolio in 90 days

For knowledge workers in Southeast Asia who earn well but have not yet started investing on purpose. You first build a solid financial base, then put your money to work in the market with confidence and a clear plan.

8 books, 2h 8m
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Your First Investment Playbook cover
Your First Investment Playbook cover
Your First Investment Playbook cover

Your reading order

8 books
  1. 1

    Before you buy a single stock, learn why smart people make poor money decisions. This is the most important book in the path: it changes how you think about wealth before you risk any money.

  2. 2

    Rich Dad, Poor Dad

    Robert T. Kiyosaki

    With your mindset ready, Kiyosaki's classic asks the core question: are you building assets or just earning a salary? It also teaches the basic words every investor needs.

  3. 3

    With the right mindset and words in place, Ramit Sethi gives you a practical system: automate your savings, optimize your accounts, and start investing without worrying over every decision.

  4. 4

    Just Keep Buying

    Nick Maggiulli

    With your system set up, learn the most important habit in investing. Maggiulli uses data to argue for investing regularly and automatically, which removes the worry about when to start.

  5. 5

    Once investing is a habit, Bogle shows you exactly where to put your money: low-cost index funds, which beat most professional fund managers over time.

  6. 6

    Collins builds on Bogle's case for index funds with a simple path to financial independence. Where Bogle gives the theory, this book shows you how to put it into practice in your portfolio.

  7. 7

    Now that you have a plan, Carlson teaches you how to stick to it when markets get scary. This book helps you avoid selling in a panic or chasing hot tips.

  8. 8

    To close the path, Lester ties together psychology, compounding, and a flexible long-term strategy. It is a fitting final book for a knowledge worker building wealth over the decades ahead.

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