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- Did you know that the intimidating jargon surrounding your finances is often just a barrier to the simple strategies that could save you thousands?
- Have you ever wondered why traditional advice on debt and pensions often fails millennials, and what you should be doing instead to actually get ahead?
- What if you could stop feeling guilty about your spending and finally gain the confidence to make your money work for your future self?
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Key Takeaways from Money
- Discover how to secure a cheaper mortgage by saving at least a 10 percent deposit and strictly reining in your expenses before applying.
- Understand why having no credit history can actually hurt you, and learn how to build a strong profile by paying off small credit card balances in full each month.
- Learn how to protect your credit score from long-term damage by spacing out financial applications and aggressively contesting unfair marks on your report.
- Master the reality of debt management by seeing exactly how paying slightly more than the minimum monthly balance can save you thousands and clear your loans years faster.
- Uncover crucial financial insights, from how the Japanese turn budgeting into an art form to how your salary might secretly be funding unethical industries.
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Money — Full Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: Recommendation
Chapter 2: You can secure a cheaper mortgage by saving a larger deposit and cutting back on your expenses.
Chapter 3: Boosting your credit score can secure you better deals on loans and mortgages.
Chapter 4: No matter how much debt you carry, it isn’t unmanageable.
Chapter 5: You can budget well without reducing your standard of living.
Chapter 6: Investing your money through a fund is a safe way to grow your savings.
Chapter 7: The sooner you set up a pension plan, the better.
Chapter 8: Discussing money regularly and openly can improve your relationship.
Chapter 9: Managing your finances also requires managing your emotional relationship with money.
Chapter 10: Ethical funds are a safer and more profitable option for your money.
Money Summary & Overview
Money (2018), the celebrated handbook to all things money, cuts through obscure financial jargon to explain personal finance in clear and straightforward terms. Brimming with actionable advice, it helps you finally tackle those pesky financial problems you’ve been avoiding for so long, from managing your debt to sorting out your pension. It’s time to take back control and feel good about your finances.
Who Should Listen to Money?
- Millennials struggling to get by in a confusing and expensive financial system.
- Cash-strapped people who are constantly fretting over their expenses.
- Anyone who wants to ease financial stress and grow their wealth for the future.
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