Financial Peace: Revisited

by Dave Ramsey

Hardcover, 2002

Status

Available

Series

Dave Ramsey Financial

Genres

Religion & Spirituality

Publication

Viking Books (2002), Hardcover

Description

Business. Finance. Self-Improvement. Nonfiction. HTML:Unabridged, 4 hours Read by TBD Dave Ramsey's New York Times-bestselling guide to better living through financial security, now completely revised and updated..

User reviews

LibraryThing member Brandie

Good book. I recommend it for getting money in order. Of course, reading it and doing what it suggests is a completely different story! We are trying very hard (you know for a whole entire week now! but it's a start!)

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LibraryThing member brianjrog

Got as part of the FPU class. The kit also has audio tapes of the program as well as a workbook and worksheets. Also a computer CD included.

LibraryThing member sagermk

First financial book I've ever read and I still go back to it. Dave has a great plan for getting out of debt and building wealth that is low-risk and works. If you've ever heard his radio show, you probably know his story of losing everything and going bankrupt in his 20's. He wants to help others

avoid his fate and show them that even if they are deeply in debt, there is a way out. This guy has helped so many people get a handle on their finances and become smart spenders/investors. If you are having problems with debt, this is the book to go to!!!

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LibraryThing member n_yay

Very good financial advice, especially for beginners!

LibraryThing member mediaguy80

Everybody should read this book before purchasing a car, home, or even applying for a credit card; it could save you thousands! Dave Ramsey provides personal finance and investment advice in a practical easy-to-read manner with a degree of humor. I would highly recommend this book for any person

ranging from a freshman in high school to senior citizens. It is a must read.

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LibraryThing member wholewatermelon

I prefer [book:Total Money Makeover], especially if you are interested in becoming debt-free. Financial Peace goes more in depth on several topics including investing and finances for children, so it's worth reading. There wasn't as much overlap between the two books as I had feared. I'm enjoying

it, but I'm not as on-fire excited as I was when I was reading the Total Money Makeover.

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LibraryThing member cwflatt

The way to live a financially peaceful life. Have money, save money and not argue with your spouse.

LibraryThing member auntieknickers

Dave Ramsey has been on TV and also markets his "Financial Peace University" through churches, primarily of the evangelical type. His advice is stringent and not very sophisticated but not what I would call bad advice. A lot of people would be a lot happier if they had taken it.

LibraryThing member dukefan86

Since I've also read The Total Money Makeover, nothing new in this book, really, but still a good refresher.

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