need sources: help finding material on finance/banking/debt/etc

[NAOS]

Hey all,

I know there are some people here who are well-versed in the matters of finance, banking, debt, etc. As for me, I've always found it difficult to find (on a consistent, on-going basis) engaging reading materials on these subjects. If you have any suggestions. Please share.

 

[♪alt13]

 

[NAOS]

lol. Amazon Prime, bishes.

 

[Siro]

Flash Boys is fascinating.

 

[fishonjazz]

I put all my change in a jar. Then I bet said change on the jazz.


Your welcome in advance

 

[♪alt13]

lol. Amazon Prime, bishes.

Someone was going to seriously recommend at least one of those books. I figured I'd beat them to it.

 

[Siro]

Someone was going to seriously recommend at least one of those books. I figured I'd beat them to it.

Probably Jamezz.

 

[DutchJazzer]

Hey all,

I know there are some people here who are well-versed in the matters of finance, banking, debt, etc. As for me, I've always found it difficult to find (on a consistent, on-going basis) engaging reading materials on these subjects. If you have any suggestions. Please share.

worldwide imf has some pretty indept gfinacnial stats on their website. going back a few decades depending on country

 

[Dr. Jones]

Not sure exactly what you're looking for, but I like ThinkAdvisors.

 

[moevillini]

try the "for Dummies" series - - I'm sure they have a variety of choices on different money and investment related topics

here's a start

 

[franklin]

Try reading up on the creation of the Federal Reserve, the quote about not hanging us upon a golden cross, Benjamin Franklin's words on the subject, democracy, FDR, JFK, 2008 financial recession, and overall a history of money in the modern world.


You still hung up on the "debt slave" stuff? Talk to Duck Rogers...