Financial Tips for a Better Life: Simple And Effective Steps to a Better Financial Future

Kenneth F. Robinson

ISBN 10: 1931945497 / ISBN 13: 9781931945493

Published by Expert Publishing, Inc., 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Financial Tips for a Better Life: Simple And Effective Steps to a Better Financial Future
• Publisher: Expert Publishing, Inc.
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1931945497
• ISBN 13: 9781931945493
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Read it in less than an hour. Learn how to save
hundreds or thousands of dollars every year.

If you want to stop worrying about money
but don’t know where to begin, take just a few
small steps in the right direction—and you’re
on your way to creating the life you want.

This book includes great financial tips that help
-save money more effectively
-get out of debt faster and more easily
-lawfully pay less income tax
-find dangerous gaps in your insurance coverage
-avoid some of the most common investing, college planning,
and estate planning mistakes

“If you’re serious about creating financial freedom, listen to
Ken Robinson. He has clear lessons to share and can teach you
how to actually put them into practice. Ken really understands
the human side of money. He can help you see things you
didn’t realize were getting in your way so you can experience
wealth like never before. Let him teach you now.”
—David Martin, President, The Spanda Group, Cincinnati, OH


From Armchair

I love small, practical books that provide solid information for the lay person and are quick and easy read. Kenneth F. Robinson's Financial Tips for a Better Life is just such a book.

Robinson provides the reader with 95 tips to help people acquire a better financial future. Many of the tips are logical, but are good reminders for everyone.

One of my favorite tips is really the most practical. Keep money in its proper perspective. "Money has no inherent value of its own. It's a tool to help you do things that are more important than acquiring more money." Another favorite Don't make a budget--pay yourself first. We all know this probably, but it is a good reminder.

Armchair Interviews If you don't want to worry about money, read Financial Tips for a Better Life and then incorporate the strategies into your own life. This book is a great gift for adult children starting out in life.