Every money book we've recommended, in one place.
Aliche calls it financial wholeness and breaks it into ten steps you can finish one at a time: budget, savings, debt, credit, insurance, and the rest. She dug herself out of debt and foreclosure after a layoff, and the plan carries the marks of it.
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Abrams on building power when you are not the expected candidate, including a frank section on money, debt, and running for office while owing the IRS. Practical about ambition in a way few leadership books are.
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A step-by-step plan for getting out from under debt, written for Black women by a financial counselor who has sat across from thousands of them. Warm about the shame, unsentimental about the numbers.
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For the stage after the debt is handled. Investing basics, retirement, and building something to pass down, free of the jargon that keeps people out of the conversation.
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Structured as questions and answers, so you can open it straight to your situation instead of reading front to back. Good for the woman who wants one clear answer about her car note today.
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Aliche's first and shortest book. A system you can set up in a week and then mostly leave alone. If Get Good with Money feels like a lot right now, start with this one instead.
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A business-building guide for Black women that predates most of the genre. The tech references have aged, the parts about capital, pricing, and betting on yourself have not.
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