I have an MBA with an emphasis in finance, and personal finance is a hobby of mine, so while I'm comfortable with many of the concepts I'm learning about, my wife has fairly low financial literacy and next-to-no investment/real estate literacy.I've "assigned" her Rich Dad, Poor Dad, not necessarily because I think it's the best book ever (there were a number of concept presentations that didn't really resonate with me), but because it seemed like a very adequate beginner's primer for financial mindset shifting.What I would really appreciate is if someone could recommend a book or two, or a couple of specific podcast episodes, that I can give to my wife so that she can start learning enough to be involved in some of the decision-making process.Thank you to everyone for the helpful advice given on these forums; it's been a great resource for me, and I hope we'll get to the point where it's a great resource for my wife.

I was in MBA graduate school at the time.

I also got into real estate right after I got my MBA in Finance.

Sorry for the essay .

He is not relying on my advice on this board, and truthfully, we don't know much about him except to give him general advice.Before you comment on my misinterpreting my CPA, my professional background is in finance as I had an MBA in finance.

That being said my masters degree (MBA) and undergraduate degree in (finance/accounting).

Hello new members,I'm currently pursuing an MBA and have yet to chose a specialization for this degree.  

Another low barrier is education, you don't need an MBA or college degree but many seem to be singing "we don't need no education" .

I have an MBA professor on my team that helps me with planning and he actually writes the curriculum for the class at the university where he teaches.

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