The Quiet Millionaire

The book covers in simplistic terms almost every topic you need to plan your financial life. Topics such as investment accounts, retirement plan types and wealth transfer are explained from a high level. It gives tips on decision making for college saving and health plan planning asking other important life and economic decisions.
Overall, it's a book for a fast reference on personal financial topics but if you're looking for more details on things like investment portfolio balancing you'd need to look into a more specialized book.
Some topics are described in a more detailed manner than others, mostly due to their nature, but most will need further research and work on the reader's behalf (no book will do the planning for you).

I found this book very good in terms of financial advice at different stages of life. I have found a lot of interesting and useful information on defining my life priorities, financial planning, insuring life and making working or retiring optional. The book has a well balanced mix of advice and stories to illustrate it.

So am I now a quiet millionaire? No. Do I want to become one? Yes. This book was fun to read. Not sure if I’d give it another go.