Since bursting onto the market in 2007, digital reading devices have become incredibly popular. The first version of the Amazon Kindle sold out in just over five hours, and late last year, Amazon announced that, for the first time ever, ebook sales surpassed that of paperback books. With the advent of the new Amazon Kindle book [...]

How to Write & Publish an eBook and Sell It for Profit is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

It’s a vicious cycle and a catch-22: You’re cash-poor and don’t want to rack up a lot of credit card debt, so you skimp out on buying quality clothes. Unfortunately, your ill-fitting, cheap-looking wardrobe doesn’t earn you respect at work or do much for your self-confidence, so you get passed over for opportunities that could [...]

Style on a Shoestring Book Review By Andy Paige – Develop Your Cents of Style is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

Book Giveaway: Read this review of Secrets of a Stingy Scoundrel, then leave a comment with the most low-down or annoying thing you’ve done to earn or save money. Best story wins a copy of the book! Deadline for submission is this Friday - February 11, 2011. Do you ever feel like there’s more you could [...]

Secrets of a Stingy Scoundrel Book Review – 100 Dirty Little Money-Grubbing Secrets by Phil Villarreal is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

Paying for college is a top concern for many college-bound individuals. When thinking of obtaining money for college, resources that many people shy away from are scholarships. The application and essay process can be a big turnoff for many, but scholarships have completely paid for many winners’ educations, with some receiving as much as $200,000 [...]

The Ultimate Guide to Finding College Scholarship Opportunities is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

Are you looking for a great book to help you get a better understanding about investing? Navigating the investing landscape can be a lot like driving without a map. You can end up getting lost without a clue as to how to get back on the right track. Investing books are great resources to help [...]

4 Great Books For Learning About Investing is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

Getting out of debt is by no means an easy process but it is definitely an achievable goal. Eliminating debt requires discipline, patience, and a solid financial plan. Books can be great resources in helping you construct a financial plan. We spend so much time in front of the television, but reading has so many benefits, including educating [...]

4 Great Personal Finance Books to Help You Get Out of Debt is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

“How did a cute, employed girl like yourself end up having to hock her skinny jeans on eBay just to pay the rent?” This is the perennial question in Catey Hill’s financial guide for women, Shoo, Jimmy Choo!  The Modern Girl’s Guide to Spending Less & Saving More. Hill, a money editor for New York [...]

Shoo, Jimmy Choo! The Modern Girl’s Guide to Spending Less & Saving More is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

Reading books and magazines is one of my favorite ways to relax, but I was shocked to see just how much money I’m spending on them over the course of a year. As these are a luxury rather than a necessity, I’ve been looking into how I can reduce my spending without giving up my [...]

How to Spend Less on Books and Magazines is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

Many college students will be going back to school soon, so I decided to put together a series of savings tips for college students. Many of the tips that I share are ones that I used myself while I was in college. One of the largest expenses for college students other than rent and tuition, [...]

College Savings Tips: Buy Used Text Books is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.

There are quite a few critcs of this book, but I think that you need to understand the overall message of this book, regardless of the validity of the research done.  Read my review of this book that was posted on my personal website. 

The Millionaire Next Door is a post from the Money Crashers personal finance blog.