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Everyone faces big questions when it comes to money: questions about saving, investing, and whether you’re getting it right with your finances.
Unfortunately, many of the answers provided by the financial industry have been based on belief and conjecture rather than data and evidence―until now.
In Just Keep Buying, hugely popular finance blogger Nick Maggiulli (/OfDollarsAndData) crunches the numbers to answer the biggest questions in personal finance and investing, while providing you with proven ways to build your wealth right away.
You will learn:
– why you need to save less than you think
– why saving up cash to buy market dips isn’t a good idea
– how to survive (and thrive) during a market crash
and much more.
By following the strategies revealed here, you can act smarter and live richer each and every day. It’s time to take the next step in your wealth-building journey. It’s time to Just Keep Buying.
From the Publisher
Publisher : Harriman House (April 12 2022)
Language : English
Paperback : 296 pages
ISBN-10 : 0857199250
ISBN-13 : 978-0857199256
Item weight : 1.05 kg
Dimensions : 13.84 x 1.91 x 21.21 cm
Customers say
Customers find the book easy to understand and fun to read. They say it’s a must-read for anyone seeking a long-term way forward.
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Dennis –
Easy to grasp, wealth building advice for anyone.
It would be easy to read the title of this book and think – “I already know that” but the Nick has but together a great package of stories, data, charts and financial history that is easy to understand, fun to read and helps drive this point home. There are a few chapters specific to US accounts and taxes but readers from outside the US would still gain a lot from this book.With the recent performance of real estate I’m sure some readers will disagree with the rent vs. buy chapter but housing is a huge financial decision and Nick provides important points to consider. Also the section on The Existential Argument Against Stock Picking was excellent and deserves a second read through.This is a great book and one that I’ll be recommending.
Customer_405e –
Solid information
Pretty good book. I wish I read it a decade ago, would be a very useful read for a beginner. Otherwise, as expected, no surprises. Well written, easy to follow and once again confirms the idea of sticking to fundamentals.I would recommend giving it a shot.
Shopmycanada1 –
Sold out everywhere
This book was sold out at every local store so naturally i ordered it from amazon, where I was able to get it shipped and delivered next day. A MUST READ for EVERYONE
travis k. –
Great book – a must read
I am a financial advisor and I loved this book. It is now on my list of books to give to clients. Nick is a great story teller and illustrator of concepts. A must read!
Alexis Gonzalez –
Easy to read and practical – This books is a must
I have been reading the author’s blog posts every week since 2021 and the quality of the financial world assessments and practical cases for regular people is outstanding. This book is a jewel, do not miss it.
Amazon Customer –
Practical Investing Advice
I’m a seasoned Investor now in my 7th decade. I found the advice in this book to be pragmatic and core to investing practices I’ve employed. Recommended reading for those seeking a winning long-term way forward in their investing approaches and habits.
Carlos José Santos Dias –
Uma boa história
Meus agradecimentos
Nick Ouimette –
The #1 investing book
This book explains how time in the market is more important than timing the market and is extremely valuable
Michael –
The book is quite complete, and there’s a huge amount of references to support the information provided – and not only the old, standard references we all hear and read in most books on finance, but also plenty of references from as close as to the last couple of years.I don’t agree 100% with the author (he doesn’t think stock-picking is a good idea, but I believe that it really depends on each person and can be a good idea).A great read, that anyone thinking of saving or investing should take a look at.
TppShaka77 –
One of the most selft relatable and close to reality book I have read. Finding new ideas or reassuring some financial thoughts is always nice, but this books takes you thought both the savings and the investing road in a easy to read and non stop learning process.Took me 2 days to read it, I just couldn’t keep it away from me. Great stuff.
Jason –
I have read over a hundred personal finance books in the past five years. (Thank God for libraries.) Just Keep Buying by Nick Maggiulli is the best book yet. This book replaces I Will Teach You to Be Rich on my list. Nick is a much humbler narrator, who invites you to learn from his minor mistakes. He also argues against the hyper-rationality and Uber-frugality demanded by so many of the other personal finance gurus. Maggiulli successfully combines the mathematics of pro-index tomes, such as A Wealth of Common Sense by Ben Carlson, with the behavioral economics, exemplified by books like The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel. At the end of Keep Buying, Maggiulli lays out the rules of the financial game we are all playing:1. Saving is for the Poor, Investing is for the Rich2. Save What You Can3. Focus on Income, Not Spending4. Use The 2x Rule to Eliminate Spending Guilt5. Save at Least 50% of Your Future Raises and Bonuses6. Debt Isn’t Good or Bad, It Depends on How You Use It7. Only Buy a Home When the Time Is Right8. When Saving for a Big Purchase, Use Cash9. Retirement is About More Than Money10. Invest to Replace Your Waning Human Capital with Financial Capital11. Think Like an Owner and Buy Income-Producing Assets12. Don’t Buy Individual Stocks13. Buy Quickly, Sell Slowly14. Invest As Often As You Can15. Investing Isn’t About the Cards You Are Dealt, but How You Play Your Hand16. Don’t Fear Volatility When It Inevitably Comes17. Market Crashes Are (Usually) Buying Opportunities18. Fund the Life You Need Before You Risk it for the Life You Want19. Don’t Max Out Your 401(k) Without Considerable Thought20. You’ll Never Feel Rich and That’s Okay21. Time is Your Most Important Asset
Tharun Iyer –
Must read. Simply stick to what Nick says and life will truly be easy ^_^ Instead of paying an “expert” to tell you these practices, just buy this book and keep buying (^o^)／
Andrés Calles Weill –
Easy to read and comprehend. Concepts are explained clearly. Overall, it’s an entertaining read.