Baby Steps Millionaires by Dave Ramsey: An Honest Review
A review of Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps Millionaires: what the millionaire study actually shows, the selection problem in the argument, and the usual caveats.
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A review of Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps Millionaires: what the millionaire study actually shows, the selection problem in the argument, and the usual caveats.
A review of Leslie K. Nelson's collection of generosity stories: what the format does well, and what it is not.
An honest review of Matthew Paulson's ten-year financial plan. It is a secular book with no Scripture in it, and the old review claimed otherwise.
A review of Michelle Singletary's 21-day spending fast: why stopping cold shows you what a budget hides, and what the Life Happens Fund is for.
An honest review of the 1926 finance classic: what Arkad actually teaches, why it is not a Christian book, and the tithing confusion to avoid.
An honest review of Christian Busch's book on creating good luck. It is a secular Penguin book about opportunity, not a Christian book about divine favor.
A review of Randy Alcorn's short book on joyful giving. It is about generosity, not budgeting, and the old review had that wrong.
A review of Will Ertel's Resolve: five stewardship principles from a working money manager, written for his own daughters and their spouses.
Rick Dunham's Secure argues real security is not found in a portfolio. Published by his own imprint, with a foreword by Ron Blue. An honest look at what is inside.
A review of Ramsey's homeschool personal finance curriculum: what the student worktext is missing on its own, and how much of the course is actually biblical.
A review of Jonathan Geraci's book on money and faith: strong on the spiritual cost of debt, and honest about what the word secrets is doing in the title.
A review of Nate James's personal finance book: debt free at 37 on a Marine and police officer's income, with passive investing advice worth noting.