Detox Your Finances

by John Middleton

Shares targeted recommendations on how to manage personal finances, from spending responsibly and strategic investing to eliminating debt and adhering to a real-world budget, in a reference that categorizes tips under such headings as "Jump Start Your Salary" and "Don't Max Your Tax." Original. 40,000 first printing.

272 pages, Paperback

First published January 2, 2007

Reviews

[John Kooz]

I found this book VERY organized and accessible. It has some great advice and insight into getting out of debt and saving and bargaining and being mindful and intelligent with money. I really attacked the book and jumped all around using the table of contents resourcefully. I didn't read it cover to cover but read it quite thoroughly after jumping around and reading various parts. I liked how accessible and well-structured this book was.

[Karen Koons]

I love reading Finance books and I read this cover to cover.
This book is hilarious. The author has a sense of humor and makes this book interesting even if you do not like to read any Financial information. This is a very simple to understand book with humor on every page. It was fun to read, easy to find specific information. Although I did not learn anything new it will enlighten those who do not like to read anything financial. Excellent book.

[Audra]

The book has a lot of good information. a lot should already know, but a good refresher. Some information I didn't know and want to implement.

It's an easy read and doesn't get boring. It was definitely worth reading!

[Amy]

Nothing in here you haven't read anywhere else.