Thrifty Living: Teach Yourself

by Barty Phillips (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2010

  $3.40

  
  Is this the right book for me?

  Your ultimate guide to a cheaper, happier life, saving money everywhere from credit card bills to transport costs
  - Goes back to basics, with lots of advice on cleaning your home the old-fashioned way, growing your own vegetables and similar
  - A light-hearted approach that reveals plenty of practical tips and straightforward advice
  - You can either work through the book, or dip in and out at leisure

  Thrifty Living is a comprehensive but flexible guide to how to cut the costs of everyday living, how to save money, and even how to make a few extra pounds. It will allow you to make as many or as few changes as you want to cut back on spending, whether you just want to save a little money or whether you are on an impossibly tight budget. The structure and style of the book is equally flexible, allowing you to either work through step-by-step or to dip in and out of relevant sections when necessary. It covers all areas of spending, from banks and bills to shopping, and offers extra help for non-financial economies, including recycling, cooking and cleaning on a budget. With advice on cutting travel costs, and plenty of tips for cheap days out and sustainable, low-cost things to do, this is the ultimate guide to living a cheap but fulfilling life.

  
  

  Thrifty Living includes:
  
  Chapter 1: Getting the thrifty habit
  Chapter 2: Know your shopping rights
  Chapter 3: Thrifty money matters
  Chapter 4: Beat the bills
  Chapter 5: Internet know-how
  Chapter 6: The fine art of haggling
  Chapter 7: Thrifty shopping
  Chapter 8: Reduce, reuse and recycle Chapter 9: Savings on clothes
  Chapter 10: Saving money on food and drink
  Chapter 11: Thrift in the home
  Chapter 12: Economical transport
  Chapter 13: Thrifty leisure time and holidays
  Chapter 14: Make the most of the garden
  Chapter 15: Earn a little something
  .

  Learn effortlessly with a new easy-to-read page design and added features:
  
  Not got much time?
  One, five and ten-minute introductions to key principles to get you started.

  Author insights
  Lots of instant help with common problems and quick tips for success, based on the author's many years of experience.

  Test yourself
  Tests in the book and online to keep track of your progress.

  Extend your knowledge
  Extra online articles to give you a richer understanding of the subject.

  Five things to remember
  Quick refreshers to help you remember the key facts.

  Try this
  Innovative exercises illustrate what you've learnt and how to use it.

• Used

  Paperback
  2007

  $3.40

  * your ultimate guide to a cheaper, happier life, saving money everywhere from credit card bills to transport costs * goes back to basics, with lots of advice on cleaning your home the old-fashioned way, growing your own vegetables and similar * a light-hearted approach that conceals plenty of practical tips and straightforward advice * you can either work through the book, or dip in and out at leisure teach yourself Thrifty Living is a comprehensive but flexible guide to how to cut the costs of everyday living, how to save money, and even how to make a few extra pounds. Designed for readers of levels of commitment, income and background, it will allow you to make as many or as few changes as you want to cut back on spending, whether you just want to save a little money or whether you are on an impossibly tight budget. The structure and style of the book is equally flexible, allowing you to either work through step-by-step or, if you prefer, to dip in and out of relevant sections when necessary. It covers all areas of spending, from banks and bills to shopping, and offers extra help for non-financial economies, including recycling, cooking and cleaning on a budget. With advice on cutting travel costs, and plenty of tips for cheap days out and sustainable, low-cost things to do, this is the ultimate guide to living a cheap but fulfilling life.

• New

  Paperback
  2010

  $11.25

  
  Is this the right book for me?

  Your ultimate guide to a cheaper, happier life, saving money everywhere from credit card bills to transport costs
  - Goes back to basics, with lots of advice on cleaning your home the old-fashioned way, growing your own vegetables and similar
  - A light-hearted approach that reveals plenty of practical tips and straightforward advice
  - You can either work through the book, or dip in and out at leisure

  Thrifty Living is a comprehensive but flexible guide to how to cut the costs of everyday living, how to save money, and even how to make a few extra pounds. It will allow you to make as many or as few changes as you want to cut back on spending, whether you just want to save a little money or whether you are on an impossibly tight budget. The structure and style of the book is equally flexible, allowing you to either work through step-by-step or to dip in and out of relevant sections when necessary. It covers all areas of spending, from banks and bills to shopping, and offers extra help for non-financial economies, including recycling, cooking and cleaning on a budget. With advice on cutting travel costs, and plenty of tips for cheap days out and sustainable, low-cost things to do, this is the ultimate guide to living a cheap but fulfilling life.

  
  

  Thrifty Living includes:
  
  Chapter 1: Getting the thrifty habit
  Chapter 2: Know your shopping rights
  Chapter 3: Thrifty money matters
  Chapter 4: Beat the bills
  Chapter 5: Internet know-how
  Chapter 6: The fine art of haggling
  Chapter 7: Thrifty shopping
  Chapter 8: Reduce, reuse and recycle Chapter 9: Savings on clothes
  Chapter 10: Saving money on food and drink
  Chapter 11: Thrift in the home
  Chapter 12: Economical transport
  Chapter 13: Thrifty leisure time and holidays
  Chapter 14: Make the most of the garden
  Chapter 15: Earn a little something
  .

  Learn effortlessly with a new easy-to-read page design and added features:
  
  Not got much time?
  One, five and ten-minute introductions to key principles to get you started.

  Author insights
  Lots of instant help with common problems and quick tips for success, based on the author's many years of experience.

  Test yourself
  Tests in the book and online to keep track of your progress.

  Extend your knowledge
  Extra online articles to give you a richer understanding of the subject.

  Five things to remember
  Quick refreshers to help you remember the key facts.

  Try this
  Innovative exercises illustrate what you've learnt and how to use it.