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Mentioned in 35 episodes

The Wealthy Barber

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In 'The Wealthy Barber', David Chilton provides straightforward and accessible advice on managing personal finances.

The book uses a fictional story to illustrate key financial concepts, making it easy for readers to understand and apply the principles to their own lives.

It covers topics such as budgeting, investing, and long-term financial planning.

Mentioned by

Jessica Moorhouse

Cameron Passmore

Mentioned in 35 episodes

Mentioned by

Benjamin Felix

, who initially attributed the quote "pay yourself first" to the book.

Episode 369: The Most Important Quotes in Investing

Mentioned by

Chris Bailey

as a Canadian classic about investing and retirement.

247: Getting Intentional, with Chris Bailey

Mentioned by

Cameron Passmore

regarding its impact on his early career.

Episode 382: Ted Cadsby - The Power of Index Funds, and Being Human

Mentioned as the author’s iconic book that had a significant financial impact on Canadians.

Episode 370: Dave Chilton (The Wealthy Barber): Timeless Financial Advice

Mentioned as the second book that

Dave Chilton

wrote after a long break, motivated by frustration with debt and poor investment returns.

Episode 370: Dave Chilton (The Wealthy Barber): Timeless Financial Advice

Highlighted as a top recommendation for those seeking to learn personal finance basics.

Episode 387: Lessons from The Wealthy Barber (2025)

Mentioned by

Benjamin Felix

as a classic Canadian personal finance book.

Episode 387: Lessons from The Wealthy Barber (2025)

Mentioned by

Ben Felix

when discussing a book with the lesson that anyone can manage their investments.

Ben Felix: The Problem With Saving 10% of Your Income

Mentioned in the context of home ownership and renting, emphasizing cultural norms related to owning a home.

The Cost of Living Crisis- w/guest David Chilton

Mentioned by

Steve Saretsky

, assuming most listeners have heard of this Canadian personal finance classic.

The Cost of Living Crisis- w/guest David Chilton

Mentioned by

Cas

s as one of the finance books that Joe brought her when they started dating.

The Truth About My Messy Past (and What Saved Me) | Clutterbug Podcast # 286

Mentioned by

Brian Preston

to illustrate a common recommendation of saving 10% of one's income.

The Ultimate Money Rules: Simple Steps to Build Wealth Fast

Mentioned by

David Chilton

as he gave spending summaries a very short look in the original book.

#38 — Melissa Leong: Money Should Support Happiness, Not Compete With It

Influenced

Brian Preston

back in the 90s, recommending saving 10% of income.

The Truth About Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps

Mentioned by

Brian Preston

as one of the books that inspired him.

The Median Net Worth In America Is…

Mentioned by

Brian Preston

as a great book written in a narrative form, making it easier to follow.

What to Do with Bonus Money

Mentioned by

Jessica Moorhouse

as the first personal finance book she ever read.

#4 — Jessica Moorhouse: How to Take Control of Your Relationship with Money

Mentioned by

Shaun Maslyk

as the first book his dad ever bought him, sparking his interest in money.

#37 — Shaun Maslyk: Lessons From the Research on Money & Happiness

Mentioned by

David Chilton

as a book in which he included examples of successful businesses.

#41 — Chris Guillebeau: How to Start a Side Hustle

Mentioned by

Andrew Hallam

, referring to

David Chilton

's book's success and impact.

#31 — Andrew Hallam: “Millionaire Teacher” and Finding Balance

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