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Got me thinking about money and saving in a different way which is essentially what I was looking for. Nov 05, Jamie rated it liked it. I agree that some of the ideas of saving money are a little far-fetched, but I'm also amazed how this simple, average couple managed to financially change their lives in just eight years.
I definitely think more about my purchases than I did before, because of this book, and I'm glad that I do. Sep 12, Mer rated it it was amazing Shelves: I loved this book. It's written by a couple who could be my neighbors they're so average.
They promote appreciating what you have and keeping things simple. It gave me hope that with some work I could stop stressing over those minimum payment amounts that at times were too big to pay. Apr 13, Elizabeth rated it really liked it. A bit outdated the copyright on my version is from the year , but it has good information. I like how the perspective is from the average family with a modest income, and not from a financial professional.
I found this book to have good, solid, practical advice. Sep 29, Kristin rated it liked it. Very informative and down to earth. May 29, Warren Rowland rated it it was amazing. The book that I stumbled across that started it all! It's really good, explains a lot of things and helps you to make actionable steps. It is very reasonable. Mar 16, Sarah rated it it was amazing.
A must-read for anyone wanting to secure their financial future and possibly cut back to a single income or part-time work.
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