From GoodReads, Venkat Mahadevan writes: 

In the pathway to financial independence, unbiased guidance is very important. One would welcome getting advice from people who do not have a vested interest, such as professional financial advisors. This is where Floyd Saunders steps in, with his latest book “Five Paths to Wealth”.

Ever since his first book “Figuring Out Wall Street”, he has proven himself to be a neutral thinker providing reliable non-biased financial advice purely with the intention of helping people make better financial decisions. He uses a combination of pep-talk (quoting Ben Franklin on being “moveable”) and simple and sound financial advice to motivate us into believing that, yes, our financial independence is in our hands, and yes, we can certainly master it. Mr. Saunders gives the confidence that the average Joe is intelligent enough to make financial decisions, unlike what the so-called bankers and financial advisors may think or say. . . However, one thing this book can and does help is in providing a good basis and understanding for diving deeper into the stock market. What sets this book apart is that it lays a proper foundation of knowledge in simplistic terms, while providing guidance for more reading and learning as well. . . He weaves it all nicely together to capture the attention of the people looking to gain an initial foot-hold or looking for ideas to diversify. To that extent, this book is a must-read.  Read the entire review on GoodReads.