I have recently graduated from college and am in an intermediary period between moving away from my college town & getting a new apartment, new city, new job (first full-time job!), new lifestyle, & new bills. I'm trying to account for as many factors as I can to set myself up for a successful adult life. I have been saving books recommended to retired people with the hope that they might implicitly teach me how to prepare for retirement and late adulthood, but I figure I might as well ask the subreddit! What are some adulthood/finance/life-planning books you think might help me? That will tell me the details of adulthood that I should take more seriously than I think; things that seem important but aren't; the best decisions I can make as a young adult, etc. This is a crucial time of my life– these first few years out of college where I'm making some of my first fully independent & lasting decisions. Suggest me some books to help me make good ones!
by wellspokenrain