The Banker's Library

Financial Independence and Growth is more a mindset change than it is a lifestyle change. Keep your mind on your money by keeping money (books) on your mind.

I only share books I truly enjoy; and all opinions expressed on this page are my own. This page does not contain affiliate links, but I encourage you to buy these books to build your own Banker's Library.

Money is in the Mindset, keep expanding.

Start With These...

Becoming Your Own Banker
Nelson R Nash

Nelson Nash explains how to use whole life insurance policies that earn dividends to leverage the purchase you make throughout your life. Owning such policies, and creating a personal banking system allows individuals harness their own financial freedom and dictate the cash flow in their lives by borrowing from themselves instead of depending on traditional banks or lenders for loans.

Building Your Warehouse of Wealth
Nelson R Nash

This book may be the single best introduction to Nash's worldview, which focuses on the benefits of whole life insurance but is infused with Nelson's faith in God and distrust in politicians. Nelson Nash provides another generous helping of his inimitable wit and financial wisdom.

Rich and Righteous
Jullien Gordon

This is my favorite book - Learn how to master your own mind to ascend from poverty to wealth consciousness; how to manifest like God so that we can create Heaven on Earth; and how to become a master of money and multiply it so that you may have life and live it more abundantly.

What Would the Rockefellers Do?
Garrett Gunderson

What Would the Rockefellers Do? reveals the secrets of the ultra-wealthy that can change your family’s financial destiny. It details the financial system used by the wealthy, including the Rockefeller family, the Kennedy family, Walt Disney, and many others to create legacy wealth that lasts for generations.

A Few More of My Favorites

Think Like a Breadwinner

Jennifer Barrett

Nearly half of working women in the US are now their household's main breadwinner, however - the majority of women still aren't being brought up to think like breadwinners. This manifesto inspires and encourages women to reclaim, rejoice in, and aspire to the role of breadwinner like never before - to build their own wealth, pursue their full earning potential, and be able to provide for their families financially. This is the book that really inspired me to begin earning and producing more money.

Currently Reading (Updated Monthly)

I love books about money and personal growth, they really help expand the horizons around you. My husband and I recently started a book club between the two of us, as a way to broaden our horizons together and keep each other accountable to finish our books.

But let's face it, I'm human and love a good suspense/thriller/mystery book too. Below I have a not held back list of everything I've been reading lately.

July 2024

Village in the Dark by Iris Yamashita - This book was another plane read for my trip to Eastern Idaho. This book follows three women who are somehow tied together and to gang violence in rural Alaska. The three meet and discover the reasons behind the deaths, disappearances, and foul play that haunt them. Normally, I ditch my laid back plane reads once I get home from my trip, but this one kept me hooked enough to finish it off at home. Another great mystery thriller!

June 2024

The Drowning Kind by Jennifer McMahon - I had a lot of plane time in June (I got married in Jamaica!) and picked this book off Libby to help pass the time. A family's history is intertwined with a magical spring on their property. It wasn't my normal kind of book, but the story kept me hooked from the beginning and I've recommended it to a few other people too! (Bonus points because I got to visit a natural spring over Fourth of July weekend and it made the whole story real!)

January and February 2024

Rich and Righteous by Julien Gordon - I started off the year with the intention to read one chapter a day. I made it through January and half way through February with this routine before I fell off the habit. This is my second time reading this book, but it renews my mindset each time I pick it up.

The Banker's Library

Start With These...

Becoming Your Own Banker Nelson R Nash

Building Your Warehouse of Wealth Nelson R Nash