Sorting Out Your Finances For Dummies

Most people could do with some help ingetting their fi nances in order, especially in a climate where disposable incomes are decreasing and savings accounts are practically empty.

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If you’re struggling to clear your debts and build up your savings and investments for the future, ‘Sorting Out Your Finances for Dummies’ can provide sensible tips to help you realise your goals.

The book, by Melanie Bien, gives all the help you need to enable you to get your debt under control – and start saving for the future.
The information is presented in a light, easy-to-access format, helping you to decide where your priorities lie when it comes to your finances.

It covers debt and how to clear it, and gives tips on finding the best savings account so that when you’ve got some cash flow you can ensure it works as hard as possible for you.

It also offers hints on picking the best investments for building up a nest egg or for a specific outlay, such as buying a car or paying for a holiday.

The publication is organised into five parts. The chapters within each part cover specific topic areas in more detail so you can easily and quickly scan a topic that interests you, or troubleshoot the source of your latest major headache. Each chapter also opens with a brief synopsis of what to expect.

Managing your money can be a big challenge, but when you have the confidence to assess your financial situation and tackle your money issues head-on, it doesn’t have to be. From organising where your money goes, to dealing with debt and choosing the right investment products for a wealthier future, this book helps to you adopt good money habits, whatever your age or financial situation.

Fully updated to cover the latest financial trends and developments, it gives you the confidence to plot where your money goes, to know your limits, and to choose the right financial products for a wealthier future.

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