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Estirar el dinero parece ser lo que todos desean. Como vivimos en una sociedad donde impera el consumerismo, se hace difícil comprar lo que se necesita no por emociones ni deseos.

Perder la fortuna de la noche a la mañana, autodestruir el trabajo de 40 años, dilapidar la herencia, dejar a la familia en la miseria... estas son historias reales que vivieron líderes bíblicos a causa de sus propias decisiones.

12 Lecciones fundamentales para que tu generación sea más próspera que la anterior.

This is a book of personal finance advice told through real stories about other people’s modern money and relationship dilemmas. Laura speaks to financial advisers and wealth managers, marriage counsellors and matchmakers, philosophers, religious leaders, funeral directors and divorce lawyers, to get to the bottom of the questions that can be much more fundamental to our wealth and happiness than where to put our savings.

The world has not been kind to the finances of Gen Z and millennials—recessions, the crushing weight of student loans, inflation, high housing costs, and poor job security are just a few of the obstacles we’ve faced. And when the only advice we hear is coming from prior generations who had it a lot easier, the last thing we want to do is get real about our finances.

Increasingly more people are reassessing their lives as a result of the pandemic, with many resolving to work only as long as they must - retiring early to focus on families and friends, hobbies or travel. Making the most of these choices requires having and growing enough money to enjoy your future life, without needing to worry about it running out. This book is designed to provide clear, objective guidance that cuts through the jargon, giving you control over your financial future.

From Benjamin Franklin to Dave Ramsey, a lot of what “everyone knows” about money has changed dramatically over the past 250 years. In fact, much of the advice we take for granted today has not always been true, and strategies that we think are new have been tried—and failed—more than once. In some eras, parents taught their children not to save, and for many years, it was common knowledge that stocks were for suckers. Still, other so-called antiquated notions are not as outdated as we think.

More than ever before, people in their twenties and thirties need help getting their financial lives in order. And who could blame them? These so-called millennials have come of age in the wake of the worst economic crisis in memory, and are now trying to get by in its aftermath. They owe record levels of student loan debt, face sky-high rents, and struggle to live on a budget in an uncertain economy. It’s time for them to get a financial life.

Always Have Enough offers a pathway to creating wealth, written for those doing it for the first time. Maria Melchor offers a holistic formula to financial success that will make you feel richer from day one. Melchor introduces the concept of financial interdependence, an approach to personal finance that has proven to make her first-gen clients more successful with their money. Using the step-by-step advice in this book, you can enjoy the present while saving for the future, create your own financial goals, and redefine generational wealth.

Always Have Enough offers a pathway to creating wealth, written for those doing it for the first time. This is a new approach to financial planning for immigrants, children of immigrants, second-generation individuals, as well as anyone who feels outside of the dominant white American culture. Maria Melchor offers a holistic formula to financial success that will make you feel richer from day one.

New parents are often stressed about their finances. Even Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung—who both retired at age 30 with over a million dollars in the bank—worried about the cost of becoming parents. Leaders of the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement, Kristy and Bryce may not be experts at parenting, but they are experts at saving.

From New York Times bestselling author and CEO and founder of Your Rich BFF, Vivian Tu, comes a guide to leveling up your finances to improve your life, relationships, and legacy.

In der aktuellen Multi-Krise ist unsere finanzielle Sicherheit bedroht: Inflation, wirtschaftlicher Abschwung, künstliche Intelligenz, Rechtsruck und die politische Weltlage führen zu Unsicherheit – gerade bei Frauen, die durch unbezahlte Carearbeit und Gender Pay Gap häufig ohnehin finanziell schlechter aufgestellt sind als Männer. Viele fragen sich, ob ihr ETF-Sparplan noch ausreicht, oder sie trauen sich gar nicht erst an das Thema ran. Doch gerade jetzt sind finanzieller Weitblick und krisensichere Strategien essenziell.

Some of the toughest choices we make in adult life are about money, and so often we feel uninformed, unsure, and ill-prepared. We want better for our kids, but how do we teach them the things we never quite learned? Teach a Kid to Save is your go-to, hands-on, research-based guide to teaching your kids about the wise use of money and the value of work through an innovative, interactive mini-economy.

Women are the most potent force in the US when it comes to politics and economics, and studies show that they’re even better with money than men. But guess what? For every dollar a white man has, women on average have just 32 cents. And Black and Latina women, just a penny. With personal savings and investing being key for retirement, older women are 80% more likely to face poverty than men, and it’s far worse for those who are single, divorced, widowed, LGBTQ+, or women of color. The silver lining? More women are getting into investing, and they’re starting young.

When Nick Wolny became a personal finance editor, he noticed how often typical money advice clashed with the exuberance of queer culture. Once he dug deeper, Nick identified why certain financial obstacles hit queer people harder—and how behaviors of seeking out acceptance can have a major impact on our hearts, minds, and wallets. In Money Proud, Nick shares his financial expertise through a lavender lens to help you construct your roadmap to financial independence and personal prosperity.

From mortgages and pensions to tax codes and ISAs, money can be a mystery. But, personal finance expert and Accountant Abigail Foster is here to answer your questions and help you navigate any challenge you may face. By demystifying obscure economic processes and complex financial language, The Money Manual empowers you to learn everything you wish you knew about personal finance. With clarity and confidence, you can radically improve your financial wellbeing.

Have you ever stared at a wardrobe full of clothes thinking ‘I have nothing to wear’? You're not alone. Millions of women are stuck in the frustrating cycle of shopping for the perfect outfit, only to find themselves overwhelmed and confused as to why no matter what they buy, they never look the way they want to. This expensive obsession drains our wallets and leaves us feeling empty, especially when we face new cost-of-living pressures.

Financial struggle is caused by one thing—our thoughts. To have a rich life, you have to use your mind, the very thing that has previously kept money from you. Countdown to Riches reveals simple, proven wealth-attracting practices that are easily incorporated into daily life, and that will rapidly change the financial circumstances of anyone who applies them.

Whether you’re in your sixties or twenties—single, married, rebuilding after a devastating loss, or simply wanting to feel more prepared for the unexpected—this book is for every woman ready to take control over her financial life.