Minimalist Budget, Money Management Skills and Minimalism & Decluttering: A Guide for Beginners on Managing Bad Credit, Debt, Saving & Personal Finance. Your Money Your Life

Minimalism Three Books in One

In this book, you'll find:

Minimalist Budget, Book 1:

How do you apply minimalism to your finances? The short answer is that it begins with a paradigm shift, and it ends with better management of your finances.

At the heart of the minimalist budget is a perspective on getting more quality out of each purchase. It requires the habit of spending money on things that really matter to you, ergo a change in the point of view as to why you spend and then you change how you spend.

This book will teach you about:

• What a minimalist budget is, its functions, and its benefits • How you can use any budget and then tweak it to become a minimalist budget • Lots of budgeting tips in the minimalist way • The financial formula for minimalist budgeting success • How to handle your emotions when you’re emotionally triggered to spend money out of control • How to get out of debt

Note that these principles are told from a very personal level and they’re drawn from the experiences of the author.

Minimalist Budget, Book 2:

Close to half of the United States population relies on debt to sustain the quality of their lives.

Now, a huge part of your ability to make those debts is based on your credit score.

Can you imagine what your life would be like with a bad one?

What about a stellar one?

Imagine all the doors that would open to you with a credit score that’s close to “Very Good” in the official rating!

This is what this book is all about - helping you achieve financial stability not just through the numbers in your bank account but also through the perceptions of society. Our goal is to put you in such a strong financial position that your next debt or mortgage will be approved without questions and even better - with a low-interest rate.

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Data de lançamento

Audiobook: 4 de março de 2021