Free Ebook: Thriving on Less

Posted by on Jan 11, 2009 in Books, Freebies, Frugality | 2 comments

ebook250.jpg“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” – Albert Einstein

Almost the entire world is facing a financial crisis.  During times like these, it’s important to cut back on our spending and save for the future.  But is it possible to do that without sacrificing your enjoyment of life?

Leo Babauta’s new free ebook, “Thriving on Less: Simplifying in a Tough Economy” addresses the steps we have to take to lead more enriching lives – and save money in the process. A much needed message in tough economic times.

Here’s what you’ll learn from the ebook:

  • How to create a simple lifestyle
  • How to focus on “enough” instead of “more”
  • How to beat the effects of advertising
  • Steps on how to make small financial changes
  • How to look at large, long term expenses
  • Tips on how to change spending habits
  • How to get out of debt

If you want to download a free copy of this ebook, simply click here.

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Free Personal Finance Ebook

Posted by on Mar 11, 2008 in Books, Freebies, Frugality, Saving | 0 comments

ebook1.jpgThere’s a free personal finance ebook available at Mytwodollars.com . “Money Matters for All Ages: A Guide to Taking Control of Your Finances from Birth to Retirement” is a comprehensive collection of personal finance and frugality tips that may prove to be useful, no matter how old you are. This includes infants and young children, teenagers, college-aged people, and people in their twenties up to the sixties. This ebook also covers advice for retirees. This series was even featured on MSN Money.

Here’s a description from the website:

This e-book is the culmination of sixteen different personal finance bloggers who got together and decided to write a financial guidebook that spans an entire lifetime. From the innocent little infant to the older retiree, all the different stages of life are covered here. Whether you are in your 20’s or 30’s or any other age — you can benefit from reading this book.

I’ll be taking a quick look myself, and I might even post a review. So far, it looks like we can all learn a thing or two from this handy resource.

Click here to download the ebook. Once you’ve read it, feel free to share your comments with us.

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