The Millennial Money Fix: What You Need to Know About Budgeting, Debt, and Finding Financial Freedom Paperback – August 21, 2017

As a 20-something passionate about finding financial freedom, this book was exactly what I needed. As soon as I picked up the book this morning, I wasn't able to put it down until I finished it this evening. I have recommended this book to friends as well, who have ordered this book and are eager to see what's in store. The conversational and relatable writing style used thoughout the book made it very easy to follow, while remaining informational. Great job Douglas and Heather!

This is a solid book for anyone who wants understand the basics of financial literacy and wants to figure out how to get ahead in their financial life. Well done, Douglas!

Lots of good information here for young people to become familiar with the financial terms and strategies they need to know to begin their adult lives on stable financial ground. I wish I’d had something like this when I was 20! Easy to read and lots of personal anecdotes.

The book offered a fewInsights, but was mostly a giant story that did little to actually help craft a financial strategy. It did not dig in nearly deep enough on the topics.

Boneparth incorporates humor and honesty to help people like me start to get their finances together. I am currently experiencing some of the things in the book so it it is also a relief to know other are/were in the same spot as I am. Read this book and you feel less anxious about tackling debt and building wealth.

This book is an extremely helpful tool for anyone who wants to improve their financial literacy, wants a guide of where to start, or simply wants to expand their knowledge. It does an outstanding job in highlighting key information that is crucial to many aspects of financial planning. I would definitely recommend it to other millennials.

The Millennial Money Fix by Douglas and Heather is a must read by anyone serious about taking control of their financial lives. It steps you through effective techniques to manage debt, cash flow, prepare to purchase a house and everything in between. The book is a quick read that combines a good dose of pop-culture, real-life examples, and humor to convey a call to action for young people to become financially literate.

Clear, concise and honest advice. I've read a number of personal finance books, but what stands out about this one is how familiar the author's voice feels. Throughout the book, he proves to be knowledgeable yet relatable. If you want a lecture on money, there are no shortage of options. If you're a millennial looking to gain some real world insight from someone who's been in your shoes, this is it.

Purchased as a Christmas gift for my daughter who said it came highly recommended. Some very good advice and ideas in the book