The Savings Solution: A Conversation About Living for Today While Saving for Tomorrow (Total Candor)
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The Savings Solution: A Conversation About Living for Today While Saving for Tomorrow (Total Candor)
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Following the bestselling conversational formula of Beyond Paycheck to Paycheck, Michael Rubin’s The Savings Solution makes the frequently avoided topic of savings come alive. With witty dialogue and truly actionable recommendations throughout, The Savings Solution will change your perspective within minutes and your financial life in just hours. You’ll soon experience:
• Why budgeting is completely unnecessary
• How to reach the Promised Land of Savings™
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The Savings Solution: A Conversation About Living for Today While Saving for Tomorrow (Total Candor)
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A Smart Savings Guide Book,
Like the first book in the series, this is a great book for anyone starting out in their financial life. I am not a beginner yet found this an engaging read and a great reminder of positive habits to keep throughout life. Most finance books are dry, condescending and somewhat remote from daily challenges yet this book is much different. The conversational style made the material easy to understand and much more enjoyable to read. I intend to read this once a year to make sure I am on track with smart savings and hopefully many beginners will do the same.
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|Very interesting,
I wouldn’t say there were lots of new advices, (I’m 48, and had a real big mortgage in 2008 :-D), but the whole book was very interesting, amusing and well written. For me, being hungarian, it had the bonus to learn how lots of things (saving for retirement, buying a house etc.) happen in the USA.
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|Five stars for advice; one star for presentation,
Or, too much chaff in with the wheat.
The advice in this book is spot-on. I think it’s the first personal finance book I’ve completely agreed with, that lines up with everything I both practice and preach. I highly recommend the *advice* in this book to everyone. Thing is, it could have been presented in one quarter of the space. What’s with the annoying conversations? Most of which add nothing to the advice. I guess the author thinks they’re clever? Sorry, they’re not. They’re beyond annoying, and they get in the way of the good advice in the book. Dude, did you really need ten pages of “clever” (not!) banter to say, “Pay yourself first?” I’m afraid too much of your good advice will be lost by people fast-forwarding through the drivel. I could also have done without the endless stories about your kids. They’re not as cute to us as they are to you.
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