Frustrated not having to save more money than you hoped for? Is debt weighing you down? Do you have a spending habit that you wish you could manage better?

According to the latest statistics, U.S. consumer debt has increased 5.1 percent to $3.918 trillion. With this problem so rampant nowadays, we sometimes feel discouraged that no solution is in sight and accept debt as part of life that we can’t change. As a result, we struggle saving money and keeping our finances in order.

But this shouldn’t be the case as there are ways you can apply to get out of this situation and improve with regards to money in order to reach your financial goals.

In “Minimalist Budget: Simple and Practical Budgeting Strategies to Save Money, Avoid Compulsive Spending, Pay Off Debt and Simplify Your Life”, you are going to discover:

-Eight simple ways you can apply instantly to start saving money.

How to dramatically shift your thinking from a negative mindset to a positive one when it comes to money.

-Six strategies you can use in order to budget the right way.

Easy steps on how you can come up with a financial plan that lets you both save more and earn more.

-A seven-part solution in order to free you from compulsive spending once and for all.

Bonus Chapter on saving money when dealing with the five biggest areas that take up more than 50% of our expenses.

-Eleven practical techniques to help you get out of debt - regardless of the amount.

…and much, much more!

With easy-to-follow techniques on each chapter to help you get results - even if you have failed many times in the past budgeting your money, have a very busy lifestyle or have never tried the concept of Minimalism before, you will find strategies here that are both simple and practical to do to help you save money and fix your money problems.

Leigh Serling

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