What we are reading: For week ending April 28, 2017

At ET Wealth, we know that your time is precious. There is information overload for investors and not all of it would be useful and helpful in decision making. And, it's true even for us.

So, along with the ET Wealth 's daily dose of articles on personal finance, we will help bring to your notice some truly interesting articles/blogs/videos in the realm of personal finance from across the globe. These are interesting pieces we have read over the week and found.

How to Manage Money in Your 30s
Your 30s can be an exciting but challenging decade. While you may be advancing your career and earning more money, you're also likely juggling more financial responsibilities.

The True Cost of Financial Procrastination
The obvious costs include late fees and the loss of the magical power of compounding, but there are less obvious - and more insidious - costs as well.

Financial mistakes we all make
It doesn't matter whether you're young or old, married or single, renting or the owner of a mortgage - chances are you've probably made a few money mistakes along the way.

Do you Have the Right Tools to Navigate Your Retirement?
It takes sound planning to map the best route to your destination, and it's easy to get tripped up along the way. Here are five of the most common spots where people make mistakes.

7 Personal Finance Books You'll Actually Enjoy Reading
They'll get you excited about your financial future.