Celine
Celine Nadolny is one of the most influential non-fiction critics in the DACH region. Her articles now reach more than 80,000 people. She has been writing reviews of brand new books and decades-old classics since 2018, has already devoured more than 500 and shares her knowledge with her community. For this, she has already been awarded 2x as a financial blog, 1x as a financial channel and as Content Creator of the Year with both jury and audience awards. Since the beginning of 2020, Celine has also been writing reviews for CapTrader with a focus on financial and stock market topics.
by Sascha Matussek & Fabian Klement is a small but excellent tax book. The book offers its readers a whole series of
from Stiftung Warentest / Finanztest offers a systematic introduction to key topics in private financial planning. The contents are based on
by Edda Vogt and Fabienne Lindner positions itself as a practical financial guide that aims to accompany readers through various phases of life. The
by Steven Bartlett is a wonderful book about personal and professional growth. It is based on the experiences of the
by Birgit Happel offers an in-depth analysis of the structural discrimination of women, especially mothers, in society. The
by Johann C. Köber and David Kasper is aimed at people who want to effectively optimize their tax burden. The tenth anniversary edition
by Carola Ferstl is a practical guide aimed specifically at women and designed to help them achieve financial security.
by Rolf Morrien and Judith Engst is a very popular financial book that gives beginners a structured introduction to the world of finance.
by Christoph Mayer is once again one of those financial books that are bursting with full-bodied promises. In this case: The
by Marcus Schulz is a mixture of a fictional novel and a financial book. An unusual attempt, which also impressed me because of