Get Good with Money: Ten Simple Steps to Becoming Financially Whole

Money Matters To Smart Girls... This is a highly recommended read for young girls and teenagers seeking to gain valuable insights into managing their finances. This book is not just about managing money; it's about empowering girls to take control of their financial futures. The author does an exceptional job of breaking down complex financial concepts into digestible, relatable content. The book covers topics like budgeting, saving, and investing, and even touches on entrepreneurship, making it a comprehensive guide for financial literacy. One of the book's standout features is the relatable stories and examples of successful women who have achieved financial independence. These stories serve as both inspiration and evidence that financial success knows no gender boundaries. What sets this book apart is its approachable and engaging style. She is definitely a relatable character, she was a form teacher. (Hats off to her) The author understands the mindset and challenges young girls face when it comes to money. The language is clear and free from jargon, making it accessible to readers of all backgrounds. This book not only provides practical advice but also fosters a sense of confidence and financial independence. It encourages ladies to dream big, set financial goals, and take the necessary steps to achieve them. In an era where financial literacy is crucial for personal success, this book serves as an excellent resource for ladies who aspire to become financially savvy and independent. It's a must-read for parents and educators looking to empower the next generation with valuable money management skills.

Great, approachable, relatable resource. She teaches through her own experience and places emphasis on having balance when making and obtaining financial goals.

This is a great beginning book for understanding your finances whether you're just beginning at a high school or college or midlife getting your finances straight and growing your wealth. Information in the book is easy to understand it is separated into logical chapters with many resources available to read deeper into the topics and better understand where your and where you wanna be and how to grow your wealth. This should be required reading for seniors in high school, college students, but definitely for any parent for their kids to set them up for better financial future!

Ms Aliche aka The Budgetnista, breaks down how to get your bills, budgets, spending, & savings in order. Her style is clear and concise, non-intimidating with a dose of humor. She's good...

Finally, something good came of 2020.Tiffany "The Budgetnista" Aliche was born to teach. The brilliance of (all of) her work is that she's at once a forever pre-school teacher and a wildly successful entrepreneur. "Get Good with Money" is a demonstration of Tiffany's dedication to leading with vulnerability, centering faith in humanity, and dogged pursuit of her mission to help marginalized folks build wealth. This book is a lovely balance of roadmap to "financial wholeness" (NOT to be confused with "financial freedom") and a relatable memoir about her journey to rebuild her life after the 2008 recession and other misfortunes. Nothing preachy or condescending about it.Being a pre-school teacher, this is an engaging, accessible, and actionable guide to help folks at all stages of their careers. If someone shaming you into austerity hasn't helped you get your financial life in order (weird how that doesn't work long-term), then I highly recommend this as an alternative. "Get Good with Money" is a fabulous tool to help you develop skills and introspection on your way to creating sustainable change in your life.I feel like I've been on this journey with Tiffany and Mandy since I started listening to the Brown Ambition podcast, circa 2015? 2016? Whenever episode #10 dropped. They helped me recognize how I was being discounted and silenced at work as a woman of color. Tiffany's book arrived yesterday; I've since mowed through it, despite being a busy graduate student at an Ivy League university (an absolute dream that years of listening to the Brown Ambition podcast gave me the moxie to pursue!)Buy the book. It's a good investment in yourself.

Overall this was a great read. Practical steps for success.

I had high expectations for the books but overall felt it's basic and more for someone who's not really on top of their finances.Having said that it's very comprehensive and does cover all major topics but at a horizontal level.

This book is hands-down the best financial advice book I have ever read. I'd recommend this to anyone that is trying to get a hold of their finances and take control of debt.

Tiffany is not only a great story teller but also a great teacher. She has a way of saying things you most likely know in a new light so that you approach money from a different perspective.I highly recommend this book. 10/10

Taking care of your financial life it’s not an easy task. This is a great book to pick up some ideas to take a better care of your financial life. You don’t necessarily need to do everything the book recommends, but definitely you will find hear some great ideas.

Brilliant book really help full

Awesome, the right thing for me at the right time, i would like to give 6 stars!Thanks Tiffany for sharing your valuable thoughts and experiences.

This book has helped me sooo much!!! I now feel more stable with my finances