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    Personal Finance: 22 Expert Personal Finance Tips You Have to Know

    By Adrienne Leach

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    About this ebook

    This eBook explores some of the simplest steps that can be taken to reduce costs and maximize benefits by choosing banking options which match your lifestyle and by taking advantage of schemes which reward customers.

    In addition, this eBook outlines some of the areas in your personal finances where you may be losing money unnecessarily, or unaware that it is possible to get better benefits simply by switching service providers or signing up to a new scheme.

    This eBook allows people with absolutely no financial background to gain an insight into a few of the most basic ways of better managing finances and offers direction to some fantastic free resources that everyone should know about.

    This eBook covers the following topics:

    First Steps in Finance: Young People and Banking

    Being Aware of Your Finances

    Minimizing Costs

    Maximizing Benefits


    Read on to find out more about all the ways in which you can reduce costs and maximize financial benefits. All of the advice in this eBook is suitable for absolute financial novices and covers the essential basics of personal finance that everyone should know.
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJet Solutions
    Release dateAug 28, 2017
    ISBN9781386010012
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      The basics. It’s good for those who wants to learn the basics of personal finance and those who needs a recap on this subject.