Top Recommended Books How to Invest in the Stock Market

Here is what a friend once told me: "I have a financial planner that I send money to every month and he takes care of things for me, which I know will make some people cringe as I know I should be more involved. I will be honest and say that money and investing has always made me very nervous as I have a hard time with a lot of the lingo and I just feel stupid and intimidated." How do you avoid that? Well get investment education. You can follow the books listed here to get yourself familiarized.

Unjust Deserts - Book Review:
Like a law of physics, corrupt politics, unshared national wealth and uncontrolled greed combine to produce economic inequality and delusional prosperity. Now comes a book that should have been titled Stolen Wealth. This would have been more consistent with its long subtitle: How the Rich Are Taking Our Common Inheritance and Why We Should Take It Back.

Who Was the Real "Forgotten Man?":
Its the Great Depression of the 30's in an alternative, conservative universe. In her book, "The Forgotten Man," Amity Schlaes tries to persuade us that the real victims of the Depression were not the average souls who swept streets or built dams under under the alphabet soup programs, but rather the poor persecuted moguls who have, traditionally, been regarded as the Depression's indifferent and unwitting architects.

Money Magic:
Ms. Price starts by explaining about the energy of money and why there are winners and loser in the money game. The most interesting part of the book was Price's description of the eight money types...

Kochies Guide To Keeping It Real:
Here is a great book review from one of Australia's most trusted TV person. Not just great budgeting advice but great advice on life.

Economic Development:
This article have broadened the concept of social awareness of the students and whose love for the poor has touched the lives of not a few people although less fortunate for individuals. This article contribute its modest share to the cause of promoting the social philosophy of economic development. This article will also enrich the social values of students of economic development for whom it has been always the main concern of the writer.

Book Review of 'Keynes Hayek' by Nicholas Wapshott:
Keynes Hayek by Nicholas Wapshott, WW Norton, 2011, 382 pp. In one of those delicious coincidences that history sometimes throws up, two of the greatest economists of the twnethieth century took turns on the roof of Kings College to watch out for Nazi planes intent on bombing the venerable ivory towers of Cambridge University. The Nazi bombers never came.

Jubilee! Church and Community Support For Local Economic Growth in a Book That Matters to All of Us:
Jubilee! A Workbook. Perhaps the most potentially effective and efficient organizations for economic development around the world has not been utilized. Several million religious organizations of every theology hold keys to local development. Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Zoroastrian, Wiccan, Native American and others have the potential to provide their communities with strong training and support. Jubilee! outlines the nature of this mission and action which will bring new economic realities to the life of the community.