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Detox your finances: How to control your personal finance (52 Brilliant Ideas) [Kindle Edition]

John Middleton (Author), Infinite Ideas (Author)

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 477 KB
Print Length: 245 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1905940009
Publisher: Infinite Ideas (Academic) (12 Dec 2011)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B006L68CJS
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful

Really helpful and easy to use 27 July 2004

By "beausabreur"

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I found this book incredibly helpful in sorting out a complete mess of my household finances. Lots of good ideas and tips, easy to read, and really engaging.

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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful

A very useful book to keep returning to 4 Feb 2005

By R. A. Gorzynski

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This book is packed with handy tips to help you gain control of your finances. Like all books that are really useful I have found myself coming back to it time and time again, dipping in and out and picking up something new on each occasion (or simply reminding myself to follow through on something that I have picked up earlier!). There is a wry humour throughout which is especially helpful in a book of this nature and makes it very approachable.

It's so easy to feel powerless when financial issues become messy so I found it very useful that the book offers lots of alternative starting points from which to begin to get control - from the big to the small - and that's meant being able to make a difference without being overwhelmed. Recommended!

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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful

Excellent Read and Very Useful Reference 7 Feb 2005

By MR B E THUMWOOD

Format:Paperback

Full of simple ideas that can have a dramatic effect, this was an interesting read the first time around, and will be kept nearby as a handy reference. Not too much financial mumbo jumbo (hardly any in fact !) - just nuggets of practical ideas that that I sure will be useful. Not all of it will be useful for everyone, it depends on your particular circumstances, but I am sure that everyone will pick up at least one idea that will benefit them. Highly recommended !

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Gets you thinking about getting back on track

For someone who has always struggled with finances, this book is a good read to remind you about sorting them out. Read more

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Helpful advice, told with a dash of humour. I wasn't sure about how good it would be since it was available for free when I purchased it, but I was pleasantly surprised.

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