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Education is important, especially in investing and finance. Whether you prefer paper or digital, these finance books are the ones you should own. In our review of each book, we let you know what is covered, so you can decide which book should be the first one to buy.

We've reviewed the best finance books available and give a summary of which ones to read.

“Unshakeable” Review – Tony Robbins’ Latest Book on Investing

Disclosure: Investor Junkie may be compensated through the links in the article, but the opinions expressed are our own. In Tony’s previous financial behemoth, Money: Master the Game, he detailed the issues with the financial industry, interviewed many experts in the investment field, and outlined an asset allocation plan anyone can apply. As I stated in my review of Money, it somewhat missed the mark because of the book’s repetitiveness and the somewhat contradictory statements made by Tony and the experts he interviewed.

Irrational Exuberance by Robert Shiller — Book Review: An Investing Classic Updated

If you were to Google “classic finance books every investor should read,” you’ll find Irrational Exuberance by Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller on many lists. The third edition hit bookstores earlier this year. When the first edition was published in 2000, it immediately hit the New York Times best-seller list, in part because Shiller’s research challenged the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH).

The Mint Manual Book Review – How to Use Mint.com

Editor’s Note: We liked The Mint Manual so much that we acquired the rights to the eBook on July 1st, 2015. Everything about the review remains the same. By now you’ve probably heard about Mint.com and how to use it to manage your finances. By linking all your accounts, you get an overall snapshot of where your money is going, and the progress you’re making on your goals. But do you really know how to make Mint.com work to your advantage? This is where The Mint Manual comes in!

The Annuity Stanifesto by Stan Haithcock – Book Review

One of the most confusing financial products on the planet is the annuity. There are so many different types of annuities that it’s hard to keep track of all of them. Annuities come with different terms, benefits, transfer rules, and different ways of earning money. From market-index annuities to fixed-rate annuities and from immediate annuities to deferred annuities, there is a lot to take in.

The Death of Money by James Rickards – Book Review

If you think the end of the global economy as we know it is nigh, the latest book by James Rickards, The Death of Money: The Coming Collapse of the International Monetary System will worry you further. Even for those who don’t think we’re staring into the maw of the financial abyss might become concerned after reading this book. It’s a fast-paced look at the history of money — and the way it has been manipulated — that takes us into the near future.