How to Own the World Before You're 30

"Andrew Craig's investment philosophy changed my financial life when I first read the original How to Own the World years ago. This new book delivers the same powerful lessons with fresh relevance for under-thirties navigating today's world. Andrew's ability to communicate finance topics in a way anyone can understand is second to none. But for me, in a time that can often feel overwhelmingly negative, his greatest talent is making you feel genuinely optimistic about your financial future." -- Damien Jordan, leading UK personal finance YouTuber, podcaster and blogger
"It's almost unfashionable these days to make the case for money, capital markets and wealth creation - but this book does exactly that, and does it brilliantly. Craig shows a younger audience that getting rich isn't inevitable, but it is absolutely possible if you're willing to do the work and follow some simple principles. Most importantly, he makes it clear why it's worth trying - something too many people seem to have given up on nowadays." -- Rob Dix, author of Seven Myths about Money and The Price of Money
"The mark of a civilized person is understanding society's various technologies. Money is possibly the most fantastic invention since bread and the wheel. Money is a technology that communities use to trade debts across space and time. Debts such as what your younger self owes your future self. Take the time to understand money. As I said about the prequel to this book: 'If you want just one book on investment from the cacophony, you couldn't do much better.'" -- Professor Michael Mainelli, Lord Mayor of London 2023–4, Chairman, Z/Yen Group, and President, London Chamber of Commerce & Industry
"Andrew Craig has made it his mission not only to put the mysterious world of personal finance in plain, comprehensible English, but to help people find ways to beat the global money-printing contagion with which we are blighted. Good for him. Highly readable and highly rated." -- Dominic Frisby, journalist and author of The Secret History of Gold, Bitcoin: The Future of Money?, Life after the State and Daylight Robbery
"Finance doesn't have to be boring, complicated nonsense. The original version of How to Own the World broke it all down in plain English, showing you how investing actually works, and why you should do it. This new version, aimed at under-thirties, gives you all the tools you need to make a big difference to your future. Inspiring and super accessible. Definitely a must-read." -- Ian Peacock, fintech CEO and Sloan Fellow, London Business School