Personal Budget

It takes many years to build a sound financial base to secure the basic needs and comfort of your family and yourself. When you reach a point where you are ready to start growing that nest egg to cover things like education, retirement, and your family’s future well-being, you need to have more to go on than just the hope that the stock market stays stable. We all know it won’t, anyway!

Imagine what it would feel like to master your budget and not be in debt. All the money you currently pay to credit card companies can now be spent fixing up the house, taking a vacation, or investing in your retirement fund. You celebrate the holidays without dreading the credit card bill that is sure to arrive in January. The truth is all of this is possible when you master the budgeting habit.

In a world where financial literacy often takes a backseat to impulse, "Money Monkeys" offers a refreshing perspective on managing your money. Abhi delves into the peculiar ways we handle our finances, likening our approach to that of monkeys—haphazard, impulsive, and without much foresight. But fear not, for within these pages lies a wealth of insight into the psychological hooks that tempt us to fritter away our hard-earned cash. From the allure of status symbols to the heartwarming gestures of expressing love through lavish gifts, Abhi explores the myriad ways our emotions influence ...

Budget Travel for Dummies will help you plan your next vacation and make it affordable, with tips on how to maximize your budget and squeeze amazing experiences out of every penny. Written by a travel expert who has visited sixty countries across six continents, this book will help you find the best deals, including cheap flights and accommodations.

Did you ever want to understand financial terminology, learn how to save more, get out of debt, tired of being poor, want to create wealth and build your net worth or perhaps just know where your money is going? Since my younger days, I have been interested in finances, or as my friends all said I am just a numbers girl. I am a numbers person; however, I also care about the human side behind those numbers. Money and finances are very emotional topics. In fact, they are third on the list of causes of divorce in America. Whether you are a numbers person or not this book is for you. I authored...

This book presents solutions for two major problems in our consumer society: (1) how to downsize your cravings without having to sacrifice the fun stuff, and (2) how to whip your finances into shape and follow a personalized budget. This is not a get rich quick book. But I can promise day-by-day, month-by-month, you'll budget better and become richer as a consequence. Regardless of how much your income is we'll find a way to budget, save, and increase your net worth.

Author John Ellis offers a fast-paced, concise, and entertaining approach to managing finances in difficult times. This book gives a worked-over topic a refreshing twist by giving helpful snippets of advice in a wide variety of areas. It suggests novel solutions to daily problems by both college students and financial strugglers alike. You'll discover resources you didn’t even know that you had and ways to save money that you didn’t even realize were available to you.

50 Things to Know About Having a Baby on a Budget, by Justin Paolo Interno, offers an approach to live a less stressful family life. This audiobook explains more specific strategies to assist you get through the phase of spending manically for your baby’s immediate requirements. Also, this will specify infant materials to help you decide on smarter financial choices.

Mormon moms tend to manage their money a little differently from their non-LDS friends. After all, Mormon moms pay tithing and fast offerings, save for kids' missions and possibly their own, and still make room in their budgets for college educations for their kids. Most Americans don't think about these extra expenses, and yet, there's a tendency for Mormon moms to compare their financial situations to their neighbors who are living different financial lives. Farsighted: The Mormon Mom's Guide to Money gives LDS moms a new perspective. Instead of feeling the budget crunch of raising a ...

Step into a secure and serene sunset of your life with "Golden Years on a Budget." This insightful eBook is your trusted companion on the winding journey to a stress-free and fulfilling retirement. Chapter by chapter, this practical guide unravels retirement's intricate tapestry, and presents feasible strategies that make your twilight years truly golden. From understanding budgeting to identifying the key components of a successful retirement strategy, this eBook is dedicated to empowering you with the knowledge to build a financial nest that aligns with your post-retirement dreams. Delve ...

If you have failed at budgeting before, if just seeing the word "budget" makes you feel anxious, worried, and even shameful, then maybe you aren't the problem. Maybe it's the budget you used that is broken. We are here to fix that. There's a way to budget that is simple, empowering, and that can even add happiness to your life. The Happy Giraffe Budget.

This is the 1st Edition of Introduction to UnBrokable*. Unfortunately, two editions of this book has been mixed on this page: 1st and 3rd Editions. These are their respective addresses. 1st Edition Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHF2LS8B Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHCLJMR5 Hardcover: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHGBB3PD 3rd Edition Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CB5FXQR4 Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/196019903X Hardcover: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9SP2DP4 Amazon and I tried to combine reviews of both Editions; I apologize for this and won't try it again. Amy ...

This book is for everyone. Whether you are seeking a way to avoid living paycheck to paycheck, or you want to give yourself a financial checkup to see if you are a good steward of your funds. This is a great gift for anyone who is seeking self-development, or who wants to improve their financial standing in their life journey. Personal budgeting enables you to be in the position to know where you need to modify your lifestyle and make significant adjustments to ensure a bright and happy financial future.

Work consumes just about every waking minute of your life. Before long, you realize that the years have quickly passed, your hair has turned gray, and the only meaning you had in your life was earning money. And for that reason, a lot of people have chosen the minimalist lifestyle. They may not have the top position with the highest pay, but shockingly, they are happier than most. They have fewer belongings and less money, but they have more time...time that they spend well, finding meaning in their lives through their passions.

In "Budget Billionaire," Jeff Coker masterfully dismantles the myth that true luxury and fulfillment are reserved for the ultra-wealthy. With wisdom and warmth, Coker guides listeners through a transformative journey, proving that the essence of a rich life lies in contentment, mindfulness, and the joy found in everyday experiences. This insightful book unfolds across 30 chapters, each a beacon guiding you towards living a life of unparalleled richness without the need for a billionaire's bank account.

Do you want to smartly set up a budget, and start saving money to fulfil your dreams and support your family at the same time? Then look no further as this is the book for you! No matter what people say, the truth is money indeed is the single most essential element that makes the world go round. No matter what you want to do, it will cost you money.

This audiobook is about saving money on a low income and ways to reduce household expenses on a low income. People are in need of fixing the way they spend their monthly income and want to become wiser with their spending habits.

“50 Things to Know About Vacation Planning on a Limited Budget: Great Vacation Ideas for When You Have Little to Spend on Vacation” is written for people who wants to make worth every penny that is spend on their vacation and get the best deal out of it.

Are you tired of feeling broke, overwhelmed, or just plain terrified of money? "Money Isn’t Evil, You’re Just Scared of It" is the ultimate guide to breaking free from financial fear and building a confident, empowered relationship with your finances. Perfect for millennials, Gen Z, and anyone struggling with budgeting, saving, or investing for beginners, this quirky, laugh-out-loud book flips the script on outdated money advice. Learn how to master budgeting without spreadsheets, ditch the guilt, and stop playing small when it comes to earning what you’re worth. With practical tips, ...

Are you concerned about your teen's understanding of money management? Whether it's learning how to stretch their allowance, responsibly handle a part-time job income, or plan for bigger financial goals like college or their first car, teens today face a financial world that's more complex than ever.