Bangalore: Imagine you wake up in the morning with lot of money in your bank account than what you have today. No, simply do not jump to a conclusion thinking it as a pleasant dream; just say you inherited from your distant relative or a big bonus amount from your employer. So, what will you do with all the money? When it comes to money management, figuring out where to start from can be challenging. Search it on internet, walk into any book store and you’ll find countless titles providing advice on finance. But not all advice proves fruitful. Read on to know these 10 best personal finance books that every individual should read before they turn 30.

#1 Book- The Behavior Gap: Simple Ways to Stop Doing Dumb Things with Money

Author:  Carl Richards

Have you ever thought why do we lose money? Yes, it’s easy to blame the economy or the financial markets but the actual trouble lies in the decisions that we make. Being a financial planner, Carl Richards (the author of this book) had seen many people making same mistakes again and again. The worst reason behind these financial mistakes was that people  took their financial decisions by heart not by mind. Thus he came out with this book -”the behavior gap.”  This book consists of simple drawings that will teach you how to rethink all kinds of situations and save your money and gain peace of mind.

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