Taking control of your personal finances and increasing your financial literacy can go a long way in improving your quality of life. Overall, many people give themselves low grades on their financial literacy -- it can be hard to know where to start, especially when it comes to complex topics like investing and retirement planning. 

If you feel confused, overwhelmed, or anxious about money in your life, you're not alone. Personal Finance Book Club is an opportunity for us to learn together and discuss these topics in a supportive community. 

On this guide, you'll find from Penn State and other trustworthy organizations on financial literacy and personal finance. On the pages to the left, you'll find the discussion questions, assignments, and overviews for the book club selections, as well as additional resources for well-rounded financial knowledge. 

20201 Selection: The 30-Day Money Cleanse

2019 Selection: The Index Card: Why Personal Finance Doesn't Have to Be Complicated