Simple Savings: 274 Money-Saving Tips That Will Help You Save $1,000 or More Every Month
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (643 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01KSL10WC |
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| Number of Pages | : | 172 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Smorgasbord of Ideas This little book is a quick read and more like a savings smorgasbord than an in-depth book on finances. Just pick the items you need or you want to try and don't worry about doing everything at once.The reminders and insights on shopping for insurance and banking services are easily worth the small cost of this book and your time to read it.. I actually got excited as I read this book! Well researched, thoughtful, and insightful! An easy read, not pithy or boring at all. In fact, as you read through it you find yourself getting excited about simple changes that can make a big difference in your life. I found it full of very practical ideas for keeping a little extra money in your pocket that adds up quickly. I was not familiar with a number of the apps and programs suggested, so that was very helpful. These are simple enough tips for anyone to implement in no. Obvious ways to save money that you can figure out on your own. Scott B. Allan Overall I finished this in about 20 minutes. "Simple Savings" is a good title for this book because it doesn't go beyond describing the very obvious ways to save money that you don't need to read a book to figure out for yourself. There was nothing new here that you couldn't get by looking up related blog posts. If you are thinking of paying any more than 0.99 cents, don't.
Authors Matthew Paulson and Toi Williams have collected hundreds of money saving tips from savvy moms, frugal dads and other smart shoppers and compiled them into an easy-to-read guide that will teach you to get more value out of each dollar you spend.By reading Simple Savings, you will learn how to:Free-up room in your budget so that you can spend more money on things that you actually enjoy.Reduce your family's grocery budget by $50.00 per week (while buying the same food you are today).Dramatically reduce the cost of your cable bill, your cell phone bill and other nagging, recurring expenses.Cut the cost of transportation in half by spending less on gasoline and lowering your vehicle maintenance costs.Stop getting ripped-off by your bank and get financial services that actually work for you (and not against you).Book a first-class trip on an economy budget using little-known travel hacks and other money saving tips.Want to save money, live better and spend less?Saving money has never been easier when you read Simple Savings: 274 Money Saving Tips That Will Help You Save $1,000 or More Every Month.Scroll to the top of the page and click on the buy button to get your copy of Simple Savings and begin living larger on the money you alread
While American Consumer News has come and gone, our desire to help people save money hasn't. After writing more than 3,000 blog posts, we actually ran out of stuff to write about and ended up having to rehash existing content so that we could keep our website's traffic up. From the Author About a decade ago, I (Matthew Paulson) started a personal finance blog called American Consumer News and Toi Williams was one of our lead writers. We had some early success and were garnering about 400,000 page views per month at its peak. We offered tips on budgeting, investing, insurance, real-estate and the whole gambit of personal finance topics. I thought to myself at the time it would serve our readers much better to create a single comprehensive resource than throwing out periodically-updated versions of the same stories over and over again. . At the time, self-publishing wasn't really a thing and that idea never went anywhere. Now that self-publishing is all the rage, Toi and I h
His newest book, The Ten-Year Turnaround, reveals how anyone can achieve financial freedom in the ten years or less.As an angel investor, Matthew has invested in a number of early-stage companies in a variety of verticals. MarketBeat's reporting has been covered by a number of major financial media outlets, including Barron's Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Mar