Financial Peace Revisited

This is a 1998 book, but the principles are still solid. Although most of us don’t use a checkbook anymore, it’s not about the method we use to spend, but about what we spend it on, and how to get and keep things under control. Sure, the edges of the pages are yellowing, and there are some marks in it. Who cares? It looks like it will be very helpful in keeping us on track. THANK YOU for making this available at a reduced... Read Full Review

I appreciated this book for its financial lessons. I wish we had these lessons when we were in high school. It’s great for preparing you financially for your future.

"Since money problems and fights are statistically the biggest problem in marriage, any one of us who is wise will be on guard against these problems and looking for ways to win." ~ pg. 207 After reading Dave Ramsey's "Total Money Makeover," I was interested in seeing what he had to say in "Financial Peace Revisited." My husband and I are reading all his books and so far we have set up a realistic budget and have almost paid... Read Full Review

I've read at least two dozen books on money management and wealth creation, including the Rich Dad series (which is also great by the way), and I have to place this book in the number one spot. I've purchased copies for many friends and family members and continually recommend it to people in my seminars. I really believe it can change your life... it did for me. I was working hard and earning a great income of more than... Read Full Review

I first heard Dave Ramsey on Sirius Satellite Radio. After that I was conviced to buy his book "Total Money Makeover" which I thought was great. Having loved that book I decided to venture back to his previous book "Financial Peace: Revisited" I initially feared this book would be too much like "Total Money Makeover" and that I would be wasting my time reading the same information I already knew but quite the contrary... Read Full Review