This book offers concise financial advice. Dave Ramsey uses a question and answer format in this book in an effort to address some of the questions he is most frequently asked. There are chapters on topics such as bankruptcy, investing, saving for college, retirement planning, and good ole budgeting. There are easily 100+ questions presented in the book, and each question is accompanied by an easy to read answer.I liked this book. It was the first Dave Ramsey book I've had the chance to read, and because I enjoyed it, I'm sure it will not be my last. Some of the chapters were irrelevant to my specific financial situation (bankruptcy), other were a little over my head (investing and retirement), but others hit home (how to save for college and budgeting advice). Overall, I think this book is a good resource to add to your library. I definitely know I will hang on to it just in case I need to consult it further in the future.
Disclaimer: I received this book free from Thomas Nelson Publishers as part of their BookSneeze.com book review bloggers program. I was not asked to write a positive review, but simply, an honest one.
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