Let's Talk Money: You've Worked Hard for It, Now Make It Work for You

This book (post Covid edition a bonus) is excellent in its content and style of narration by the author. She dips into her vast lived experience in the field of personal finance, having served on many Govt and non-Govt committees and has insights on the subjects she covers in the book. The narration style is like what one would get as advice from an elderly family member who's lived a rich live and shares all the dos and donts on personal finance. Finance can be a dry subject to write about, but this book is a very good read for beginners and those in the early to mid-careers (probably non-finance professionals). There are plenty of real-life anecdotes the author uses to drive home her point, which makes an otherwise dry subject interesting. Many how-tos much step-by-step guidance will make it worth one's time and will likely change one's money habits if practiced as advised. The paper and print quality are good and one can always come back to read specific sections on personal finance as and when they need to. Highly recommended reading. Wish I could buy a hardcover edition which would last longer.

Simple. Easy to understand and follow. Timeless wisdom. This is how I would describe the qualities of this book. Among the endless barrage of infos and finfluencer talks the need of sane voices are need of the hour. This is one such voice. Highly recommended to all those who want get their financial life in order especially those who are in the starting line up of their financial journey.

It is good book for a starter who wants to plan his life financially

Loved reading this. It's got a lot of information about managing money in the Indian context. Got educated about health insurance, term insurance, as well as different types of investments. Must read for a beginner who doesn't know anything about the market.

Good Book to read

It is a great book for planning your finances properly, timely, and effectively.Great insight with good basislc example which is well understood

Monika Halan's 'Let's Talk Money' demystifies personal finance with practical advice and a no-jargon approach. It's an essential guide for anyone looking to build financial security and make informed decisions in the Indian context.

I am in my thirties and never quite understood how to go about my finances, where to invest and how to make the money grow. Reading this book has given me a direction to make a plan for my finances. I guess nobody can explain the financial management in easier way than the author.All the important matters of finance like medical cover, term life cover, investment, emergency fund are explained with ease and clarity. For a middle class person like me, her advice is perfectly suited. Following her advice I will be much better able to invest my money and build a portfolio which will make me free from worries of my future finances.