The Richest Man In Babylon gives common sense financial advice which you can apply today, told through tales and parables from the times of ancient Babylon.

As much as society has changed over the years, some things like the pursuit of wealth have been with us for centuries - even in the times of ancient Babylon.

George S. Clason was a soldier, businessman, and writer.

In this 1926 classic, Clason presents advice about amassing and protecting wealth through the fictional persona of Arkad, a Babylonian scribe who became the richest man in the land.

Through an accessible and entertaining series of parables, The Richest Man in Babylon explains basic financial principles like saving part of your income each month, investing it wisely, and lending money instead of borrowing it.