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good books money saving??
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lollyred1
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apart from the 2 obvious ones which i have now read cover to cover about 3 times i was wondering if anyone could recommend any more good moneysaving/frugal books. Thank you
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Thank you so much cant wait to sink my teeth into another good book0
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The Tightwad Gazette and Tightwad Gazette 2 are absolutely the best and most inspiring books on frugality that I have found. I read about them on the 'Living on $12,000 a Year' thread, which I think you will find interesting.
I paid 1p plus postage from Amazon. Both DH and I have read them twice and they have really boosted our moneysaving methods.
I tried to get them from the library but they don't have them. I got 'Frugal for Dummies' but I thought that was quite disappointing and I am glad I didn't pay for it.0 -
Moanymoany are you aware that there are actually 3 Tightwad Gazette books ? The Complete Tightwad Gazette is a compilation of all 30
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I have the complete Tightwad Gazette and I completely hated it.Mary Hunt as some good books out also try Alvin Hall's books0
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I like Alvin Hall's book "What Not To Spend", it covers a bit of everythinglike emotions,dealing with debt, budgeting, financial goal setting and investing. It has really helped me.earn what you can, save what you can, give what you can :hello:0
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