Saving Money: The 40 Tip Cheat Sheet for Peace of Mind, Effective Budgeting and Financial Success
By Zach Lees
- Release Date: 2016-02-01
- Genre: Personal Finance
Description
Are you tired of feeling like you are constantly being bled for every last bill in your wallet or purse? Are you always on the lookout for ways to save money? Do you want a quick and easy tip cheat sheet on how reduce expenditure with minimal loss in your quality of life?
If you answered YES to any of the above questions look no further! Introducing Zach Lees' Saving Money: The 40 Tip Cheat Sheet for Peace of Mind, Effective Budgeting and Financial Success
This no-fluff book contains 40 Easy and Proven tips and tricks that experts use to help you save money starting today, and start you on your journey towards financial peace of mind today!
Reviews
Love it
5By sryinxHiGreat book
5By FaireagleA lot of good money saving tips that I learned. Thanks 🙏Saving Money
3By Warden 22I found this book very clever. A lot of these things we all know, but we don’t apply to our lives. If we did we would all have more money, and less stuff that we don’t need , that just clutters up our homesBenefit for me. Thank you.
4By l zaw sanThankWorth The Read
4By ewhitti97Good Read, some interesting tips in here, but common knowledge for the most part. I was looking for something with a chart, or schedule that would help readers with budgeting, but this is a start.Why is this even a book…?
1By No Sour Cream PlzI literally could’ve searched “ways to save money” on Google, and got a blogpost longer than this book. It’s not worth even downloading.Very informative
5By linabrooks50Some of the ideas I have already implementing in my everyday life. But there are some ideas that I can really use, like, budgeting, and some DIY ideas are good, thank youLife Reality
5By rogerskillsThis book is so beyond incredible makes me realize how I need to build a better version of myself! Thank you ZachGood Teaching On Saving
5By The Kingdom ChildA must have bookYou Can Probably Pass on This
1By jessebrunmeierPoorly written, plenty of capitalization and grammatical errors, only offers common sense advice, suggests buying things to help you save money, doesn’t offer any real value. The author’s insistence that “it actually works!” several times throughout the book is annoying and only begets the response “not for everybody.” Some very novice readers may find some substance here. I didn’t.
