Reviewed Date: March 12th, 2023
There are so many finance gurus and so-called financial experts who sprout out of nowhere and promise you that by taking their courses and by reading books, you can be as financially independent as them. Books like “The 100-Day Millionaire” just sell you hope, and you cannot be a billionaire by following advice in the book.
There is a thin difference between a good finance book and a book that sells hope. The latter makes the author rich, and the former helps the reader to get the ground under their feet. I think this book belongs to the former.
Let me get this straight: I haven’t read many financial books. The books that I have read are mostly impractical and usually related to the American stock market. The advice couldn’t be followed in those books, thus making them more or less a fiction read. On the contrary, I found Three Pigs to Financial Freedom quite helpful.
What I liked the most about the book is the author didn’t push to invest in this or that company or follow some rich person’s investment portfolio to get rich. Instead, he mentioned the attributes and information regarding how funds should be allocated to the investments and left the choice to readers where they want their funds to be placed.
Another thing I liked is that the book isn’t dry. I didn’t feel bored. In fact, I read 80 pages in one go, which is rare for a business and financial book. I recommend the book to everyone. If you have read so many finance books or have invested money in stocks, bonds, and MFs, you may give it a try.
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