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In today’s episode, Kate & Owen share their top 10 books to level up your money and life in 2021. From crowd favourites to new releases, there’s something for everyone in this episode.
Top 10 finance books for beginners | Australian Finance Podcast
In today's episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell & Owen Rask share their top 10 finance books to level up your money and life in 2021. From crowd favourites to new releases, there's something for everyone in this episode.
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Podcast resources
- The future of work (and building your career with intention)
- Improving your financial decision-making skills
- Beginner Shares course
- Money & Budgeting: The Complete Guide
- Ep 92. Morgan Housel interview: The Psychology of Money | Rask Australia
- Ep 67. Budgets Don’t Work with Melissa Browne | Rask Australia
- The Reformed Broker
- Behavior Gap
- Major Street Publishing – Melbourne’s leading business book publisher
- Harriman House: Publisher of finance, trading, investment and business books
- Mel Browne (@moremoneyforshoes) • Instagram
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