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Best personal finance & investing books of 2022, Kate & Owen’s top picks

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Rask share some of their most recent personal finance and investing book recommendations for 2022.

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After sharing a pile of books on my shelf at the moment, we were reminded of the impact a personal finance and investing book can have on someoneā€™s financial future. Thereā€™s something so tangible about being able to share a book with friends and family, that even podcasts like ours donā€™t quite replace.

So, in todayā€™s episode, we want to share some of the personal finance and investing books that have had a big impact on us recently. Tune in for some new book ideas including titles like Die With Zero and Investing: The Last Liberal Art.

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