Cheapskate Monthly Money Makeover

by Mary Hunt

You don't need another budget. You need a money makeover that works.

Reformed spendthrift and cred-card junkie Mary Hunt successfully turned her finances around. Now, she shares her own techniques, sound financial principles who went from being in the red to having more money, assets, and financial security than they ever dreamed possible.

It's all here in this upbeat, user-friendly guide
A self-diagnosis quiz to help you become lean, mean, and in control
The amazing single step that will transform your financial situation
A customized rapid-repay plan for debts
Practical, nearly, pain-free daily spending controls
Best tips from The Cheapskate Monthly newsletter for getting the most out of every dollar
Special help for self-employment, bankruptcy, credit report problems..and more!

With Mary Hunt's phenomenal tips, you can get into great financial shape!

Genres: Nonfiction, Money, Finance

209 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published March 15, 1995

Reviews

[Victor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Did you know that saving money can be addictive? According to this book, starting is the problem. But after a few months, you will come to like it and you will start saving religiously. I also like the fact that this book also talks about teaching your kids about money management. I believe that teaching kids about money at an early age will help their future and also help you a lot.

[Bethany · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mary Hunt’s personal finance materials helped me as a new and young professional way back in the day. Cheapskate Monthly was a valuable resource back then and overall I think it still is today. But because of its age, I’m just not sure I would recommend it first before recommending other resources.

[Jana Kelsch · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my second time thru this book. it's always good to reread motivating books that provide steps to follow. I'm now incorporating additional steps in my Money Makeover plan that I had not previously.

[Ruth]

Great money managing tool. How to saving more, give more and spend wisely/less.