Bookclub - GLAM : Girls Learning About Money

If you want a more intimate exchange of ideas and love discussing perspectives gained from reading books on wealth-money-finance oriented topics, then sign up now for The GLAM Book Club!

We meet every two months in a small group format – just 12 women at every gathering to allow for all opinions to be heard!

If you are interested in coming along, to find out more!

Upcoming Events

Nice Girls Don’t Get Rich 26 October 2010, 06:30PM At Freestyle Tout at Emporium, Fortitude Valley

What members are saying

"I really like the book club forum, as it’s an opportunity for me to mix with like minded people who are interested in increasing their financial knowledge and read a great book at the same time"

- Kathy

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Bookclub meet up: October 2010, 06:30PM

Venue: Freestyle Tout at Emporium, Fortitude Valley

(Aust edition if possible)

There are so many wonderful books out there to educate women on various aspects
of finance. Some past titles for The GLAM Book Club include:

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This looks at an alternative to property or shares for those who are interested in something a little different, although commodities are somewhat related to the share market in that commodities are traded on various exchanges. The author is English and the book has an English bent, but I guarantee you'll learn something new.

Investing for Dummies (Australian edition)

by James Kirby

A Man is not a Financial Plan

by Joan Baker

A very practical, user-friendly guide to investment planning written specifically for women.

Think and Grow Rich

by Napoleon Hill

We’re going back to basics with a financial focus and reading “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill. This is a classic book and a large number of wealthy individuals state this book as their most influential.

Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man

by Steve Harvey

While not strictly a finance book, it was an interesting study on the male psychology but it did offer some lessons on goal setting, which can be applied in a financial context.

The Millionaire Next Door

by Thomas J Stanley & William D Danko

This book summarize findings from the research done by Stanley and Danko into the key characteristics that explain how the elite club of millionaires have become "wealthy.