The Millionaire Next Door by William Danko & Thomas Stanley

This book exposes for the first time how ordinary Americans get and stay rich – without inheritance, advanced degrees, or lottery jackpots. Readers learn the seven common denominators that show up again and again among people who have built their personal fortunes from scratch.

Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson

Using the many-faceted cheese as a microcosm for life's truths, Spencer Johnson asks Who Moved My Cheese? Like biting into an unknown cheese for the first time - we hope it'll be Brie and not blue cheese - we must be ready to accept life's surprises. Johnson offers provocative advice on why there's more to life than solid dependable cheddar and why expanding our horizons means trying the world's cheeses - Finnish lappi, fabulous feta - and how enjoying new "cheese" frees us up for life's possibilities in today's changing world. Go on. Take a bite of a new cheese and find out what you really want.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

This book shows parents how to teach their children about making money work for them, instead of them working for money. In Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the author smashes some tenacious myths, such as only a high income leads to wealth. Perhaps the greatest point here is that parents must take control of teaching their children about making and saving money. They can't rely on schools to do that for them. With books like this, future generations may enjoy a bright financial future.

The E-Myth by Michael E. Gerber

Would it be a valuable use of your time to learn why most small business don't work and what to do about it from one of the most influential business visionaries of out time? Let Michael Gerber explode popular myths and reveal valuable insights that can impact your business immediately.

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham, Warren E. Buffett

One of the most respected guides to investing in the stock market, this book first saw publication in 1949. Interestingly, its smart principles are still valuable for investors of our time. The Intelligent Investor is a best-selling user’s manual. Use it and find out how thousands of others have learned to become successful investors.

You've Earned It, Don't Lose It: Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make When You Retire by Suze Orman, Linda Mead

Covering such topics as investment advice, trusts vs. wills, joint tenancy and gifting, durable power of attorney for health care, long-term care insurance, and early retirement – all which need to be understood for a successful retirement – Suze Orman puts together financial advice in the friendliest, most caring, and dramatic way ever, using the stories of real people to demonstrate her points.

The Road Ahead by Bill Gates

If anyone knows what the future may hold, it would be the maverick visionary who was behind making the computer commonplace in the houses and offices of the world. Now updated with new material, The Road Ahead is an optimistic and refreshingly realistic book that explores Bill Gates' vision of what the future holds. In clear, accessible, jargon-free style, Gates shows how, just as the personal computer revolutionized the way we work, the emerging technologies of the digital age will transform forever the way we buy, work, learn and
communicate.