Money Budget

Real estate investing, when done right, is one of the sure-fire ways of building your net worth and wealth. The key is to begin with the correct mindset. Having a problem-solving attitude (as opposed to a problem-defining one) is the key to success. Next, you need to understand the ins and outs of raising money. If you increase the value of your property and follow the tips to great land lording, then you’ll find yourself attracting high-quality tenants.

Author Ash Mahoney shares tips to healthy eating on a budget. After being in college, cooking on a budget, Ash wants to you to have his greatest tips for saving money on food, so you stick to your plans for healthy eating without breaking the bank.

Eco-Traveling on a Budget is your guide to eco-friendly travel, combining Sustainable Tourism with smart, cost-effective practices. Whether you’re a globetrotter or a first-time explorer, this book offers practical advice for achieving Low-Impact Travel while creating meaningful experiences.

No matter how much money you earn, it’s always going to feel like it’s never enough. Why? Because you’re not the one who is in control of your finances. That’s what happens when we live a life without a budget. There’s no guidance, no framework, no reliable source to turn to which ensures we’re doing what we should be doing with our money. What if you knew that the secret to financial freedom all came down to simply having a budget? This audiobook is going to take a deep-dive into everything you need to set you up for a successful financial future by using a budget.

In a time of such economic uncertainty, it has never been more important to take control of your money. For over 40 years, Money Box has been arming you with the most up-to-date knowledge, giving you the confidence to take on the financial world. From understanding credit cards and buying your first flat to investing, relationships and finance, and will writing, Paul Lewis' Money Box gives you the tools to balance your budget, grow your bank balance and live a better financial life.

Feeling overwhelmed by money? Struggling to save for what you really want? You're not alone. Most schools don't teach financial literacy, leaving many teens unsure how to handle money. This book changes that with a teen-friendly guide to financial independence.

No complicated jargon. No boring lectures. Just real-world advice that works. Whether you're reading this for yourself—or gifting it to someone you care about—this book is the foundation for a future of financial confidence. Take the first step today!

How Are Your Finances Shaping Your Heart? Jesus knew that how we think about money shapes our character. Our approach can make us more like him—full of contentment, purpose, and freedom—or it can cause a tragic separation from God and the joy he offers. We need a firm foundation for faith...

Budgeting is one of the most important skills to your financial freedom. People either do or don't know how to budget. It's not taught in schools effectively, and most books only give band-aid solutions to help you budget. Don't waste any more time being broke and not knowing why. This audiobook has all the tools needed for a better financial future for you and your family.

50 Things to Know About Starting a Vegan Lifestyle on a Budget by Irena Nieslony offers a unique approach to veganism for those with limited incomes. Most books about veganism do not consider those who can’t afford expensive ingredients. Although there’s nothing wrong with that, it may put some people off becoming vegans. Based on knowledge from the world’s leading experts and from my own experience, this book will give you 50 tips on how to be vegan on a budget. In this book, you’ll discover what veganism is and how you can embrace it even on a tight budget.

Sick of asking your parents for money? Learn how to master money management in 30 days without boring lectures—even if you know nothing about finance. Managing money doesn’t have to be stressful, confusing, or only for the "grown-ups." You just need the right plan—a step-by-step guide to bring clarity, confidence, and control to your money. This book has everything you need to build the skills to set you up for a lifetime of financial independence and success. It’s relatable, easy to follow, and packed with practical tools to help you start wherever you are.

Want to stop stressing about money, but don't know where to start?

Are you sick of trying to stick to a budget and feeling like you're depriving yourself in the process?

Are you tired of figuring out where you money is going and finally finding a way to spend the money on the things you absolutely love?

Yup, been there, done that. Budgeting can be stressful when you don't know what you're doing.

Master the art of money management as a teen, even if your wallet's current status feels more like "broke" than "boss." Are you feeling lost in a sea of financial jargon, wondering how on earth you can save money when your favorite sneaker drop just hit the market? Do conversations about investments sound as alien to you as a different planet? Are you tired of scrolling through tons of confusing online advice that never seems to stick?

Want your teen to master money skills that last a lifetime—even if budgeting sounds boring? Financial Literacy for Teens makes learning about money simple, practical, and even fun! Too many young people leave home knowing little about how to handle money. The result? Stress, debt, and poor financial choices that follow them into adulthood. This book is here to change that. Written in a clear and engaging way, this guide introduces teens to the money skills they’ll actually use in real life.

In "Budget Billionaire," Jeff Coker masterfully dismantles the myth that true luxury and fulfillment are reserved for the ultra-wealthy. With wisdom and warmth, Coker guides listeners through a transformative journey, proving that the essence of a rich life lies in contentment, mindfulness, and the joy found in everyday experiences. This insightful book unfolds across 30 chapters, each a beacon guiding you towards living a life of unparalleled richness without the need for a billionaire's bank account.

This book is meant to guide the listener on a journey of discovery through basic definitions and how they apply to the total financial picture. The author believes in the universal application of the principles therein. This is a book to be listened to and studied over and over for maximum benefit. You will certainly profit from your listenings. Managing finances is by far the most important personal activity in daily life. Everyone needs money to live and certainly wants enough to live comfortably now and into the future.

It takes many years to build a sound financial base to secure the basic needs and comfort of your family and yourself. When you reach a point where you are ready to start growing that nest egg to cover things like education, retirement, and your family’s future well-being, you need to have more to go on than just the hope that the stock market stays stable. We all know it won’t, anyway!

Are you concerned about your teen's understanding of money management? Whether it's learning how to stretch their allowance, responsibly handle a part-time job income, or plan for bigger financial goals like college or their first car, teens today face a financial world that's more complex than ever.

Financial literacy is the trick you need to make sure you can always afford what you need and take advantage of every opportunity you get to do the things you want to do…Because the secret to financial success isn’t simply to have more money… It’s to know what to do with that money. This engaging guide will be your companion as you leap headfirst into becoming the master of your money and ensuring your future is the one you want to see.

When you're trying to manage a busy family, it's easy to lose sight of the things that really matter and feel like you're drowning in worries while the pennies are drowning away. So many of us feel we have to pretend to be wealthier than we are and try to hide it when we can't afford something. Why though, when we are all sharing what we had for our tea and how many press ups we did that morning on social media, can't we be more honest about our finances? Why is there still so much shame and secrecy about being a bit strapped for cash, or in debt?