Gaby Dunn Non-Fiction books in order

Reading list for Gabe Dunn's non-fiction book Bad with Money, a guide to personal finance for people who struggle with money, based on his podcast.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Bad with Money 2019 Gaby Dunn Buy

Bad with Money (2019) by Gabe Dunn is a personal finance book that grew from his podcast of the same name, which launched in 2016. The book addresses money management, debt, student loans, and the systemic factors that make personal finance difficult for many people, particularly those in creative or freelance careers and those from communities underserved by mainstream financial advice.

Dunn approaches the subject through his own experiences of financial instability alongside broader analysis of economic systems. The tone is frank and often comedic, avoiding the authoritative voice typical of financial self-help in favor of the kind of honest conversation the podcast established. He has written a finance column for Marie Claire and contributed financial journalism to other publications, making this an extension of his ongoing engagement with money as a subject.

The book found an audience among readers who already knew the podcast and among younger readers looking for financial guidance that acknowledged the specific challenges they faced rather than assuming a conventional career path or financial baseline.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Gaby Dunn Non-Fiction series?

There are one books in the Gaby Dunn Non-Fiction series, published in 2019.

What is the first book in the Gaby Dunn Non-Fiction series?

The first book in the Gaby Dunn Non-Fiction series is Bad with Money, published in 2019.

What does Bad with Money cover and who is it written for?

Bad with Money covers personal finance topics including debt, student loans, systemic financial barriers, and everyday money management. It is written for people who find traditional financial advice unhelpful or alienating, drawing on Dunn’s own experiences and the conversations he had on the Bad with Money podcast with guests from diverse financial backgrounds.

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