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>> No. 6477 Anonymous
30th July 2016
Saturday 7:54 am
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I've read a few personal finance books now, people like Robert Kiyosaki and Alvin Hall. They're quite informative on topics like investment and retirement. I grant that the earlier you think about these things the better, but I wanted something directed toward younger people in their twenties and thirties, and came across Beth Kobliner.

http://www.bethkobliner.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/GetAFinancialLifeChapter11.pdf

It's US-centric, but most of the advice translates over well, and I very much like the direct, point-by-point style in order of priorities that she's given here.

Does /£$€¥/ have anything further I could read? Ideally with young British people in mind.
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>> No. 6478 Anonymous
30th July 2016
Saturday 6:13 pm
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This thread depresses me.
>> No. 6479 Anonymous
30th July 2016
Saturday 6:32 pm
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>>6478

Why?

I'm the OP and I find the topic depressing sometimes, but maybe for different reasons.
>> No. 6480 Anonymous
30th July 2016
Saturday 9:01 pm
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Is there anything in particular you're after and have you tried websites like Monevator?
>> No. 6482 Anonymous
31st July 2016
Sunday 6:35 pm
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>>6480

Monevator has some good articles, thank you for that. I don't have anything more specific than 'financial advice for young British people' in mind.
>> No. 6483 Anonymous
31st July 2016
Sunday 10:28 pm
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I know .gs doesn't really think much of Reddit as a whole, but I have been finding /r/UKPersonalFinance quite informative so far.

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