[I read this in Thai translated version]

First let me say that I'm freshly out of university for 1 year, so I'm just starting to build my life, Sadly from my time from still learning at school and university, I didn't learn how to manage money or why save it up or so or like a basic finance at all (I'm being told to but not 'why'). So I struggle with trying to save my money and managing my stuff often. (And also being a freelancer, so it's make thing complicate)

While this book has a lot of U.S.A. centric info with the website and system of U.S.A., but I think most of the non-specific U.S.A. centric is very useful. It's a well written and easy to read, especially for someone like me who has no interests in learning stuff about finance.

At the end of each chapter, there will be a summary for that particular chapter and their key point as well as an interview of women in finance world, what I like to read the most is 'What is your biggest finance mistake' and 'what is the smartest finance decision you made' which shine a light for me a lot for this kind of topic.

Overall, I think if you're completely had no idea like me, You might enjoy reading this book and will learn something (or a lot) about it! I think it's well worth the money spend for knowledge that I gain.