How to Unf*ck Your Finances a Little Bit Each Day: 100 Small Changes for a Better Future

by Jo Stewart

This book offers practical choices and changes we can make to start unf*cking our finances.

Does the world of finance mystify you? Need to sort your money matters out but don’t know where to start?

You may not have been born into money; you might not be able to overthrow the whole financial system, but the good news is that you don't need an economics degree to improve your financial position.

Over time, small changes will make a big difference to your bank balance. From micro-investing to side-hustling, couponing, freecycling, and consolidating debt, every step you take in the direction of financial freedom will inch you closer towards a brighter future. Whether you're a student, freelancer, business owner, or professional, mastering the art of money management can - and will - change your life.

Genres: Nonfiction, Finance

108 pages, Hardcover

Published March 8, 2022

Reviews

[Felicity Penman]

Quick, simple, easy tips for finance savings. Excellent refresher/reminder and a few new tasks to get stuck into.

[Larna Parkin]

Meh

[Laya]

You just know that somewhere in the world the gals in the Urban Outfitters book aisle are just eating this one up. And I can’t be mad about it.

It was fine. It read very much like a Buzzfeed list article, and while I did walk away with some really great tips that I’m looking forward to exploring more (micro-investing and investing in whiskey??? color me interested!), I really had to do a double-take when the author suggested investing into cryptocurrency… like, with her whole chest. Terrible advice. That being said, collect some useful tips but do more research into them after picking up this book.

It remains clear that this book exists just to rake in an additional stream of income for the author, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. In fact… I feel inspired.

[Erin]

This is a fun and sometimes informative look at personal finance. I honestly though could have done without the reference to cryptocurrencies; I don’t think anyone with a brain should be touching those things.

Although this book isn’t life changing and some of the stuff is pretty simple, it is displayed in a digestible and interesting way.

[Farrells Bookshop]

Some really fantastic tips and tricks to better manage your finances. Suited to those who love a risk but also those who want to play it safe with their money. Easy to read and even easier to put into action.

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[Sarah]

I liked that this booked wasn’t overwhelming with tons of information. It breaks down little tips that you can use every day to help save money.

[Sommer]

The advice is so general I didn't even realize an Aussie wrote it

[Tracy Schillemore]

Very simple tips. Would be especially great for a twenty something.

[Ria Chia]

If you're orbiting the shelves for something simple for a teenager, this is the go-to.

[Danya Anderson]

Pretty basic common sense ideas. Does not go into any detail at all.

[Tilly Goudge]

I mean I had higher hopes but its helpful I guess.