GROW YOUR MONEY BY BOLA SOKUNBI

Bola Sokunbi couldn’t find money books for women like her – so she wrote one. Actually two! The Founder of Clever Girl Finance has released her second book, Grow Your Money, to teach the basics foundations of personal investing. Bola teaches investing for long-term financial gain, and highlights the difference between making money and building wealth.

Most importantly, this book is written for real women. If you are interested in how investing really works, we would recommend this accessible introduction.

FIFTY FEMINIST MANTRAS BY AMELIA HRUBY

This journal is for feminists looking to raise their consciousness and strengthen their well-being in a positive, inclusive and radical way. Fifty Feminist Mantras helps us identify our values, which are extremely important to our finances. When we identify our values, we can align our budget, priorities and goals to live the life we want. These words and phrases take us on a year-long journey to change our mindset and reflect on what matters most.

THE LATTE FACTOR BY DAVID BACH

It’s amazing what $5 can turn into! $5 per day earning 10% annual interest equals $1,885 after 1 year. $11,616 after 5 years. $30,727 after 10 years. $339,073 after 30 years. $948,611 after 40 years! Compound interest is amazing and this book is filled with tons of great advice for twenty somethings to achieve financial independence. We recommend this book to anyone who wants to see how small changes can make big impacts to your finances.

YOUR NEXT LEVEL LIFE BY KAREN ARRINGTON

Author Karen Arrington has dedicated her life to empowering black women and breaking glass ceilings. This little pink books is added to The 411k Book Club to encourage all of us to level up our lives. We don’t settle and continue to set ambitious goals. This book reminds us that we are brave enough to go after what we deserve.

THE GENIUS OF WOMEN BY JANICE KAPLAN

Society tells girls they can be anything… so why do 90% of Americans assume geniuses are men? In this book, Janice Kaplan celebrates the women who overcame a rigged system and have triumphed. Genius isn’t just talent. It’s talent recognized and celebrated!

THE MOMENT OF LIFT BY MELINDA GATES

In this book, Melinda Gates shares the importance of empowering women. Throughout her experiences finding solutions for people with the most urgent needs, she found that if you want to lift society up, you need to stop keeping women down. When we empower women, we lift up families, communities and entire countries. When women win, everyone wins!

FAIR PLAY BY EVE RODSKY

Through her New York Times best selling book, Eve Rodsky is helping couples re-balance all of the work it takes to run a home, including their finances. We live in a world where the most essential work in the household and family is unpaid and underpaid work done primarily by women and girls. This book encourages shared responsibility of the invisible work at home.

Check out our episode with Eve about how women can reclaim their time and create a better balance at home.

BOSSED UP BY EMILIE ARIES

In this refreshing guide, Emilie Aries shares research and personal stories to spotlight the unique challenges that young women face today. Uncertain job markets. Burnout culture. Pressure to advance. Emilie shares guidance on advocating for ourselves and beating burnout. She encourages women to find the confidence and tools to be leaders. We can have it all if we take care of ourselves along the way!

Check out our episode with Emilie Aries about how to recognize the warning signs and ultimately beat burnout.

THE ART OF MONEY BY BARI TESSLER

In this book, Bari Tessler shows how financial literacy and emotional intelligence go hand in hand. Bari is a financial therapist that emphasizes the importance of “money healing” in order to achieve financial wellness. This book teaches us how to be mindful about our money so that it can support our values and goals.

Check out our episode with Bari Tessler in which we discuss our money stories and how they share our money practices.

BROKE MILLENNIAL BY ERIN LOWRY

This book is the wake up call for the cash-strapped 20- and 30- something! It’s so easy to get overwhelmed but Erin Lowry breaks down financial literacy lessons to get us on track. Lowry combines simple advice with real life stories to help make finance tangible for everyone!

THE FINANCIAL ANXIETY SOLUTION BY LINDSAY BRYAN-PODVIN

Financial anxiety is one of the top stresses for Americans. The Financial Anxiety Solution takes us step by step through helpful exercises and strategies to understand the sources of anxiety, apply coping skills to address anxiety symptoms, and prepare to tackle financial worries.

Check out our episode with Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, founder of Mind Money Balance, to learn how to align financial goals with your partner.

THE 30 DAY MONEY CLEANSE BY ASHLEY FEINSTEIN GERSTLEY

Ashley Feinstein Gerstley lays out a simple, yet highly effective strategy for you to overcome financial hurdles. This guide makes finance access! This is a guide to return to over and over again as you correct and build healthy money habits.

Check out our episode with Ashley Feinstein Gerstley, founder of the Fiscal Femme, to learn how to create a harmonious relationship with money and achieve your financial goals.

THE WEDDING HACKER BY HEATHER LOREE FIER

Heather Fier, founder of The Wedding Hacker Club, helps budget minded couples get the best deals and even enjoy the journey down the aisle! Heather shares money saving guidance and wedding industry secrets to plan a wedding without going into debt.

Check out our initial episode with Heather Fier about money saving tips and tricks to wedding planning and our bonus episode on how wedding planning changed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

THE INDEX CARD BY HELAINE OLEN AND HAROLD POLLACK

The original index card contained nine personal finance tips. Harold Pollack and Helaine Olen help us understand how our personal finance habits are shaped by the consumer economy. This book contains the basic principles to become financially stable and independent.

THE DEFINING DECADE BY MEG JAY

The “thirty-is-the-new-twenty” and “YOLO” culture tells us the twenty something years don’t matter. Some say they are a second adolescence. Others call them an emerging adulthood. Dr. Meg Jay, a clinical psychologist, argues that twenty somethings have been caught in a swirl of hype and misinformation. The data shows that our twenties are actually the most defining decade of adulthood – professionally and personally.