Last month, I bought a kindle
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Libraries are fantastic. They will save you a ton of money if you make use of them. If you live in a city, there are often several branches so there is sure to be one that is convenient for you. Libraries often have a website, too, so you can select the items you want and have them ready for you to pick up at your convenience.
101 Tax Secrets For Canadians: Smart Strategies That Can Save You Thousands by Tim Cestnick
I recently borrowed 101 Tax Secrets For Canadians 
The book is written a lot like a textbook. Each chapter focuses on a different aspect of tax planning including strategies for retirement, self –employment, employees, family tax planning, estate planning, and more. The book is fairly easy to understand and it contains practical advice on building tax savings strategies. If you are interested in learning more specifics on how to save on taxes every year, I would definitely recommend that you read this book. Although tax laws continuously change, this book has been revised into a 2010 edition so everything is up to date.
Financial Intimacy: How To Create A Healthy Relationship With Your Money And Your Mate by Jacquette M. Timmons
Financial Intimacy
I read it from cover to cover and found it interesting. The author first presents stories of several women from varying backgrounds, ethnicities, and income levels, and shows how their relationship to money affected their relationship with their mates.
The author points out throughout her book that a person’s relationship with money really dictates the rest of their lives. In fact, she suggests that it’s really not about money at all, but how you relate to money is really all about choices and lifestyle and beliefs. It’s important to note that most women want to feel taken care of and she refers to this as the “Prince Charming Effect”.
Personal Finance For Canadians For Dummies by Eric Tyson, MBA and Tony Martin
Personal Finance For Canadians For Dummies
I really appreciate the style of writing used in this book as it is so easy to follow and understand, and believe it or not, the book isn’t boring like so many finance books seem to be.