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Brilliant Personal Finances
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 Brilliant Personal Finances is a step–by-step guide to the fundamental tools and habits required to manage money brilliantly every day for the rest of your life. It will give you the tools to make sensible financial decisions, plan for the future, explain the jargon and the process of the financial world of banks, credit cards and investments and how to save money when dealing with them.
This book will show you how, without being a great mathematician or finance guru, you can get the most out of the money you receive. If the steps shown in the book are followed, it will put you in control of your money rather than money, or lack of it, being in control of your life. This book will not teach you how to become rich but it will teach you how to find out where you are financially, where your money goes and how to make brilliant decisions about money that are right for your life. It is virtually impossible to live without money. People say that money cannot buy happiness. But bad money management and financial ignorance can bring misery and regret to individuals and families. The biggest challenge for most people is their fear or lack of confidence when dealing with their own personal finance. They know they are not in control but don’t know where and how to start taking control. The book will help remove fear, increase confidence allow people to take their head out of the sand and take control. It will virtually hold their hand through the process of learning how to manage their finances. Because of the current economic climate, people are more aware of their lack of control over their income and how fragile their life is if their income is reduced or disappears. This book offers a plain English, step-by-step, practical answer to the question, ‘how do I manage my money and feel more in control?’. The principles are applicable regardless of whether or not you are a student, a single working person, a person living on benefits, self employed, a family, old, middle aged, young, with a large or small disposable income, with or without debts. If you are alive and live in the western society the principles of this book apply. In order to benefit from this book you just have to read it, complete the exercises and be bothered enough to take action. |
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