The Money Journal - Bird, Gemma
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Are you ready to take control of your finances and achieve lasting stability? This book dives deep into practical budgeting, saving strategies, and financial resilience. You'll learn how to set and achieve savings goals, manage your monthly expenses, and understand key financial concepts. Plus, discover the psychological benefits of gratitude and daily financial habits. * Master the art of effective budgeting and saving. * Learn to identify and cut unnecessary expenses. * Understand the importance of financial resilience. * Discover the psychological benefits of gratitude. Readers will gain…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Are you ready to take control of your finances and achieve lasting stability? This book dives deep into practical budgeting, saving strategies, and financial resilience. You'll learn how to set and achieve savings goals, manage your monthly expenses, and understand key financial concepts. Plus, discover the psychological benefits of gratitude and daily financial habits. * Master the art of effective budgeting and saving. * Learn to identify and cut unnecessary expenses. * Understand the importance of financial resilience. * Discover the psychological benefits of gratitude. Readers will gain practical tools to achieve financial stability and peace of mind. It's a must-read for anyone aiming to take control of their financial future. Gemma Bird, known as 'The Money Mum Official' and author of The Money Journal, is celebrated for her practical financial advice and tips on managing personal finances effectively. Gemma shares her expertise on budgeting, saving, and financial resilience through various platforms, helping individuals achieve financial stability and well-being.
Autorenporträt
Gemma Bird AKA Money Mum is a hard working mother of two from Essex. After years of working multiple jobs at once, from picking mushrooms to working as an estate agent, Gemma never earned more than $32k a year and yet managed to pay off her $281k mortgage. To achieve this, Gemma had to come up with some careful and creative methods of saving every penny and consequently the thought occurred to her that others may be interested in this too. Gemma then launched @moneymumofficial on Instagram to help others save cash. She now regularly shares money-saving tips and promotes her 'No Spend Day' and 'Make Money Day' to her 389k loyal followers.