David Bach is the author of about a million personal finance books – one of them being The Automatic Millionaire (one of the best Personal Finance books for under $1) which helped me get started investing. He is giving away his newest book for free (via eBook download) on January 4th only.
The newest book is titled, Start Over, Finish Rich: 10 Steps to Get You Back on Track in 2010. Here is what the publisher has to say about it…
Designed to be read in a couple of hours, Start Over, Finish Rich offers readers a powerful, take-action plan that spells out the ten most crucial steps that Americans can take to put a secure financial future squarely back in reach, including getting out of debt, fixing credit, rebuilding retirement savings, automating finances, and rebuilding with real estate. The book is published by Broadway Books, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group at Random House, Inc.
David Bach is donating $1 for each copy of Start Over, Finish Rich sold in 2010 (up to $20,000) to charity: water, a non-profit organization bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations. His donation will go towards sponsoring a freshwater well and latrines at a school and will serve 1,000 students.
How to get the free copy
The downloads will be available at Walletpop.com starting 12:01 am EST on Monday, January 4, 2010. At midnight the book will no longer be available for download – so if you are interested – don’t delay!
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Thanks for the heads up, and I’m glad I caught this now (I’m going to be offline for the rest of the day). I’m looking forward to reading through this. I enjoyed Automatic Millionaire too. Many of the principles I’d already heard about, but his writing makes it more accessible and actionable. I’m looking forward to what this new book has in store.
-Marshall Jones Jr.
Sounds like a great book.
Good way to get my head right to start the new year.
Thanks for sharing this. I think it’s a very interesting book, and I like that he’d be donating a portion of the proceeds to charity. That’s really admirable and noteworthy.