Episode · ChooseFI · 2025-12-07
Books mentioned on Raising FI‑Minded Kids: What Really Works | 15-Year-Old Rishi Vamdatt
A 15-year-old has produced over 1,000 personal finance videos and started investing at age seven. Rishi's story proves financial literacy doesn't require decades of experience—it requires the right mindset and early exposure.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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I will teach you to be rich
I Will Teach You to Be Rich by Ramit Sethi is a well-known personal finance guide that emphasizes practical money management and focusing on major financial decisions rather than minor frugal habits.
Discussed“My parents were reading a book on personal finance. It was I will teach you to be rich which is about practical money management.”
Where to get it
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Blue Chip Kids : what Every Child and Parent Should Know about Money, Investing, and the Stock Market
Blue Chip Kids: What Every Child and Parent Should Know about Money, Investing, and the Stock Market by David W.
Recommended“one of the first books that I read after I will teach you to be rich was blue chip kids which I also think is was really important in getting me interested.”
Where to get it
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M Is for Money
M Is for Money by Rob Phelan is an engaging and accessible financial literacy book tailored to help children grasp essential monetary concepts from an early age.
Recommended“A friend of mine named Rob Felin, who's a great friend of the show, has a book called M is for Money, which is another one that I recommend.”
Where to get it
