David Gardner (1) (1966–)

A pretty good book for teens in money and investing. They tried a bit too hard to speak 'teen-speak' but for the most part the information was clear, easy to understand, and simple to put into pratice.

This book blows. I made it through the rule breakers section and couldn't continue. I'm prepare to believe that the Fools have written better books for the novice investor, but this one wasn't it. The investment philosophy they espouse seems to be "invest in companies which will make a lot of money". Alright. Thanks for the tip, guys.

Probably not all that good for investment tips,but does explain how to invest without uasing a broker. It also has some downright quirky, sort of funny ideas that don't set your capital at risk. And no, you really don't have more than you think you have. Not in this day abd time.

Very thoughtful and enjoyable book to read. I didn't expect it to be describing this book as enjoyable, given the topic, but the authors accomplished their goal in making a book about finances a fun read. The book offers very helpful and practical advice; it lacks the shenanigans of other books in this genre. The authors come across as humble and good-natured, with practical help for those who want to understand how to invest in the capital markets.