 
The Pennsylvania
Research Company (Paresco)
has identified several books for further reading regarding financial
wellness.
All of these titles are available from Amazon.com through the links
provided. We frequently update our reading list as new books are
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The Laws of Money, The Lessons of Life
By Suze Orman
USA Today has called Suze Orman "a force in the world of
personal finance." Her books, radio and television
shows, columns, and newsletter about personal finance have
helped millions of people like you turn their financial
lives around. Read more...
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Become Totally Debt-Free in Five Years or
Less
By Gwendolyn D. Gabriel, Raphael Elizalde, Chandra Sparks
Taylor, and Diana Kennedy
This self-help book about personal finance provides
hundreds of motivational and inspirational messages and
common-sense and creative money-management ideas and
techniques to help readers get out of debt. Read more...
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Dictionary of Finance and Investment Terms
By John Downes and Jordan Elliot Goodman
The newest edition of this
comprehensive directory and reference book for investors
includes a 5,000-term financial dictionary, an analysis of
30 key investment opportunities in today's uncertain
financial market, explanations for laymen on how to read
corporate reports and interpret financial news. Read more...
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Debt-Free by 30: Practical Advice for Young, Broke, &
Upwardly Mobile
By Jason Anthony and Karl Cluck
Anthony and Cluck start with the premise that, even with
comfortable salaries and good jobs, young people today
enter adulthood already in debt. There are student
loans, post graduation moving expenses, car costs, security
deposits, credit card-financed household furnishings, etc.
They also complain that none of the personal money
management books currently available address this problem.
Read more...
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Everyone's Money Book on
Credit
By Jordan Elliot Goodman
Goodman is a former Wall Street correspondent for Money
magazine and
a regular radio and television financial commentator.
His frequent speeches, workshops, and media guest
appearances around the country help him keep his finger on
the pulse of consumers' and
investors' financial interests.
Read more...
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