The library
Resources worth your Saturday morning.
Every book, guide, tool, and course here is one the circle has actually used. Filter by where you are today — or let the advisor build you a personal list.
Get Good with Money
Tiffany Aliche's ten-step framework for financial wholeness — from budgeting basics to building lasting wealth.
Open resource →Investor.gov
The SEC's free investor education hub: compound interest calculators, fraud checkers, and plain-English explainers.
Open resource →The Simple Path to Wealth
JL Collins' classic on index investing — how to build wealth with one low-cost fund and decades of patience.
Open resource →Your Money or Your Life
The foundational text on aligning spending with values and reaching financial independence on your own terms.
Open resource →SBA Women's Business Center
Free counseling, training, and funding guidance for women launching or growing a business in the US.
Open resource →I Will Teach You to Be Rich
Ramit Sethi's six-week program covering banking, saving, investing, and designing your rich life.
Open resource →Bogleheads Guide to Investing
A community-tested approach to low-cost, diversified investing — the antidote to stock-picking noise.
Open resource →Clever Girl Finance
Free courses and a community built for women — budgeting, debt payoff, investing, and business finance.
Open resource →So Money with Farnoosh Torabi
Candid conversations with women founders, authors, and strategists about money moves that actually worked.
Open resource →Estate Planning Essentials
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's plain-language guides to wills, trusts, and protecting what you've built.
Open resource →Profit First
Mike Michalowicz's cash-management system that makes small businesses profitable from the very first deposit.
Open resource →Die With Zero
Bill Perkins on spending, giving, and timing your wealth so your money serves your life — not the other way around.
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