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Start here: rebuilding your foundationHabits, mindset and plain-language money basics
The Psychology of Money
Morgan HouselShort stories about how people think and behave around money.
Atomic Habits
James ClearA practical approach to making small actions easier to repeat.
The Wealthy Barber Returns
David ChiltonCanadian, plain-language guidance on saving and everyday money habits.
The Automatic Millionaire
David BachFocuses on automating saving. Examples are American, so account names may differ.
The Life-Changing Art of Self-Brain Surgery
Dr. Lee WarrenA faith-based book about changing destructive thought patterns and building resilience.
The Treasure Principle
Randy AlcornA short, faith-based perspective on stewardship and giving.
When debt is your focusOne practical Canadian reference
Debt Free Forever
Gail Vaz-OxladeA blunt, step-by-step Canadian approach to repaying debt. Use the plan without taking on the shame.
Later: when you are ready to investSave these until your debt and emergency savings are stable
The Behavior Gap
Carl RichardsAn illustrated look at emotional investing mistakes and how to avoid them.
The Laws of Wealth
Dr. Daniel CrosbyBehavioural guidance for people who are ready to begin investing.
Commercial books reflect their authors’ views. Editions, examples and rules can become outdated; confirm time-sensitive information with a current official source or a qualified professional.
Why is the former companion book not listed?
Your Credit, Your Life (2nd Edition) was removed while outdated and overly broad material is corrected and independently reviewed. It is not required for course or journey completion.