YOUNG MONEY

From Jack Raines, the writer of the popular newsletter Young Money, comes pivotal lessons on money, career, and happiness for young professionals

We spend the first 22 years of our life focused on education, hoping it will prepare us to enter the "real world," and yet all too quickly after graduating we realize one thing: being alive is expensive. Money will be one of the single most important, determining factors in our lives one that will impact where and how we live, what we experience, how we look at work, what risks we take or don't take, and often how much joy or regret we're left with.

Yet few of us have any idea what that relationship should look like, or the endless traps that await, from the feeling of always needing just a little more money to be happy, to income inertia and lifestyle creep. Most importantly, we don't realize that money is fungible, and time isn't. Every dollar we make is time weighted.

In YOUNG MONEY, Jack Raines, with his trademark wit and wise-beyond-his-years advice helps readers understand the true opportunity cost of money, giving twentysomethings the principles they need to get their relationship with money right from the start, and giving frustrated thirtysomethings the courage they need to course correct. YOUNG MONEY will become the go-to book for anyone still figuring out how to square their career ambitions, financial needs and expectations, and happiness.