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Title	:	Moolala: Why Smart People Do Dumb Things with Their Money - and What You Can Do About It
Author	:	Bruce Sellery
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 344 pages
Published	:	January 25th 2011 by McClelland & Stewart
Categories	:	Economics. Finance. Nonfiction. Personal Finance

Moolala: Why Smart People Do Dumb Things with Their Money - and What You Can Do About It Paperback | Pages: 344 pages

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Smart, capable people are doing dumb things with their money. They can teach high school, write a marketing plan, navigate the Metro in Paris, file their own taxes, brew their own beer, program a PVR, and even raise teenagers. And still, these smart, capable people often do dumb things when it comes to their money. In Moolala, business journalist, professional coach, and popular speaker Bruce Sellery provides a simple, essential guide for those who, when it comes to managing their money, could use a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down.

The goal of Moolala is simply stated: To inspire you to get a handle on your money so you can live the life you want. Through an engaging combination of interactive exercises, personal stories, and great practical advice, the book will take you through five simple and painless steps that will dramatically improve your financial well-being. Inspiring, informative, and fun, Moolala will transform the way you think about your money — and your life.

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ISBN:	0771080441 (ISBN13: 9780771080449)
Edition Language:	English

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Interesting read, helpful

Great personal finance book that really got me motivated. It asks you to focus on what your money is for so you will enjoy working towards your big or small goals. I especially found the Priority Pyramid helpful - just seeing what you should be focusing on right now and not being distracted or overwhelmed by financial stuff that would only complicate things for you at present. There are lots of personal examples, both from the author and his money group. It never does describe what the title

Weak writing with limited information of value.

Recommended by a very smart friend :) But afraid I didn't get very far into it, not so relevant :(

I really liked this book and thought it did a great job of laying things out in an understandable way. I will be recommending it. My only big problem with the book was how he glosses over TFSAs and essentially says they're unnecessary until you've maxed out your RRSPs. He doesn't at all address that in certain circumstances a TFSA can be a *better* long-term savings vehicle than an RRSP.

Bruce Sellery is a Canadian business journalist, personal finance expert, television news anchor, and keynote speaker.Sellery is one of the journalists who helped found CTVs Business News Network (BNN) in 1999. He worked there until 2008, covering the stock market and the economy in depth, both as an anchor in Toronto and as BNNs Bureau Chief in New York City. He interviewed thousands of CEOs,Moolala is at once comprehensive and refreshing. It's excellent. It's like your smart, chatty friend came over, to help you sort through your account statements and clean out your life.Author Bruce Sellery has divided the book up into 5 parts: Lay the FoundationDetermine What You WantDevelop the PlanTake ActionStay EngagedSo much of Sellery's advice was so commonsense, it was hard for me to believe that I hadn't seen it before. Sellery, at one point, describes a Priority Pyramid, which he models

Meh.