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    How to Save Money: 50 Tips for Frugal Living
    How to Save Money: 50 Tips for Frugal Living
    How to Save Money: 50 Tips for Frugal Living
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    How to Save Money: 50 Tips for Frugal Living

    By Greg Gig

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    About the book:
    Does your financial future look bleak? Do you struggle to build your savings, and keep your finances in check? Well, you are not the only one with prodigal habits. A lot of people make poor financial choices that end up costing them a great deal. If you want to prevent yourself from making any big mistake, you must read “How to Save Money: 50 Tips for Frugal Living”. Written by financial advisor Greg Gig, this book is the go-to guide that is designed you make you a pro in money management. With this book in your hand, you can bid goodbye to financial ruts for good! 

    Summary of the book:
    In today’s tough economic times, efficient financial management is highly crucial. But it is not an easy thing to do. Most people end up spending more than they earn. This can lead to serious problems in the long run. “How to Save Money” is the ultimate financial guide that helps you to understand various aspects of money management.

    In this book you will find:
    - A detailed introduction to financial intelligence and what it means 
    - Thorough evaluation of your income  
    - Understanding your needs 
    - Proper planning for the future 
    - Motivation to stick to the plan 
    ...And ultimately 50 effective tips on frugal living

    If you are feeling like your spending habits are getting in the way of a financially stable future, you must read this book.

    Order your copy today! 
     

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherwlsbooks
    Release dateMar 8, 2016
    ISBN9781524201777
    How to Save Money: 50 Tips for Frugal Living
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    Greg Gig

    Greg Gig is a financial expert and an author. After working as a financial advisor for companies, Greg decided to start helping individuals. He has helped numerous clients better shape their finances and their lives. Greg now writes books on various financial topics to reach out to more people. His books have garnered positive reviews. 

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      How to Save Money - Greg Gig

      Introduction

      I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book How to Save Money: 50 Tips for Frugal Living.

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      This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to increase your financial intelligence and make wise financial decisions.

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      Here’s an inescapable fact: many people around the world are living in debt, or are very limited financially. Many people have different types of debt such as credit card debt, school loans, or mortgages. Even persons who do not have any debt sometimes struggle financially.

      If you do not develop your financial intelligence and financial literacy, you will most likely struggle with your finances and continue to live in debt.

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      It’s time for you to increase your financial intelligence and start making better financial choices. By following these simple steps and tips in this book, you will learn how to better manage your money and be on your way to living a debt free, and more financially intelligent, life.

      What is Financial Intelligence?

      Financial intelligence can have various definitions. In the business world, financial intelligence is defined as the gathering of information about things like financial affairs, entities, and other financial interests to comprehend their capabilities and predict their future outcomes. But, in the personal sense, financial intelligence and financial literacy can be considered one and the same. Financial literacy is the understanding of how money works. Being financially literate, or financially intelligent, means understanding how your money is earned, how your money is spent, and how your money can be used in the most efficient way.

      While reading this book, you will be able to follow simple steps to help improve your financial intelligence and financial literacy.

      The simple steps to financial intelligence covered in this book include:

      Know How Much Money You Have

      Know How Much Money You Need

      Keep a Budget

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