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Get your money ducks in a row, then have a little reading fun

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January 30, 2026

January's reading list moves between reflection and escape, pairing books that sharpen focus and make us rethink our relationship with money with fiction that unsettles, absorbs and lingers. By Joy Watson

For many of us, January means doing sums, trying to do some damage control after the holiday feast.

With that in mind, I thought I would start my book review year with Kim Potgieter's Midlife Money Makeover, a genuinely useful resource for anyone wanting to think more deliberately about money and the life it is meant to support.

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