• Peter Lynch. Peter Lynch managed the Fidelity Magellan Fund (FMAGX) from 1977 to 1990.
• Dave Ramsey. Dave Ramsey is a radio and television personality who has written six best-selling books.
• Suze Orman.
• Jim Cramer.
• Robert Kiyosaki.
• Ben Stein.

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Prof Pradip Kumar Mitra has been selected as one of India's Best Finance Teachers for 2021 by Association of International Wealth Management Institute Of India (AIWMI).

A mantra in personal finance is “pay yourself first,” which means saving money for emergencies and your future. This simple practice keeps you out of trouble financially and helps you sleep better at night. The tightest budget should put some money into an emergency fund every month.

For these reasons, when evaluating financial planners it's best to look for ones who are Certified Financial Planners (CFPs). The CFP designation is the highest professional standard in the financial planning industry.

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Top financial advisor firms

• Vanguard.
• Charles Schwab.
• Fidelity Investments.
• Facet.
• J.P. Morgan Private Client Advisor.
• Edward Jones.

Here are seven to get you started.

1. Track your spending to improve your finances.
2. Create a realistic monthly budget.
3. Build up your savings - even if it takes time.
4. Pay your bills on time every month.
5. Cut back on recurring charges.
6. Save up cash to afford big purchases.
7. Start an investment strategy.

The countries with the highest financial literacy rates are Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, where about 65 percent or more of adults are financially literate.

Expert financial advice can be invaluable if: you need help making certain decisions. you want to make sure your tax and general household finances are in order.