Brokerage Money Market

Well, I read many books that I find most eminetly forgettable.

Being a fan of the street, I loved Jim Cramer's "Street" hooked. You will Laff.
I also liked his "Mad Money", but what I found most useful was his cycle EDF in the book .. I have a copy of it displayed in my loose-leaf binder INVESTMENT.
All the "for idiots" or "zero" the books are good, and base. Start there.
If you want a good approach, check some of the responses on here Hoa.

Good Luck

Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey says

I agree with DT

You can get most of your information on the net and its free, no need to buy a book.

You can also subscribe to magazines and newspapers on these investments are a useful source of information and offers timely information where books not so much.

Last but not least. The phrase you hear most often is.
Diversify, diversify, diversify.

Jason Kelly: The cutest little guide to stock market investing.

And check out my amazon list:
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Investing for Dummies

It is tempting to go out and buy a shipload of books self-help financial when you finally get serious about your financial well-being.
Do not. Go to msn.com and watch their types Money "homepage.All" good things there.

More than reading books that I recommend u wud SPK with those of investors. Find one close to u ppl who are good on the money market and SPK with them and ask them to ur queries. NVER believe what they say. Make your own analysis and make decisions.
WRT money markets u can get input from anyone, but the decision should be yours. Try to learn from others experiences and mistakes.