Detox your finances: 52 brilliant ideas for personal finance success

by John Middleton

Detox your finances leads you through a detox programme which will put the pounds back into your bank account, and help keep them there. John Middleton has worked for many years in the financial sector and has helped thousands of people to take stock of their finances. Most people spend more than they earn and buy lots of stuff they don't really need (something we've all been guilty of!). This book will help people take control of their finances, with practical and realistic advice dispensed with a good dash of humour to keep it all fun! Detox your finances will tell you how to earn more, spend less, save what you can, invest wisely and sell things you no longer need. Discover brilliant ideas to help evaluate your financial priorities, manage credit efficiently, set and keep to budgets, and make your money work as hard as you do.

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 2, 2007

Reviews

[John Kooz · Rating 4 out of 5]

I found this book VERY organized and accessible. It has some great advice and insight into getting out of debt and saving and bargaining and being mindful and intelligent with money. I really attacked the book and jumped all around using the table of contents resourcefully. I didn't read it cover to cover but read it quite thoroughly after jumping around and reading various parts. I liked how accessible and well-structured this book was.

[Karen Koons · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love reading Finance books and I read this cover to cover.
This book is hilarious. The author has a sense of humor and makes this book interesting even if you do not like to read any Financial information. This is a very simple to understand book with humor on every page. It was fun to read, easy to find specific information. Although I did not learn anything new it will enlighten those who do not like to read anything financial. Excellent book.

[Audra · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book has a lot of good information. a lot should already know, but a good refresher. Some information I didn't know and want to implement.

It's an easy read and doesn't get boring. It was definitely worth reading!

[Amy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nothing in here you haven't read anywhere else.