Debt Free for Good 7 Steps to Financial Health: A Workbook

by Sanni Kruger

Overview

Debt Free for Good has been written with all those people in mind who have never been properly trained in handling their finances. It is for anyone who wants to learn how to develop new budgeting techniques and skills so that you’ll enjoy managing your own money rather than debt.
Sanni works on a problem-solving basis. Throughout we identify your needs, see how they can be met and then find the means to meet them. We achieve this using Sanni Kruger’s seven steps, ‘making friends with money’, approach.

These are the seven steps:
1. Getting a grip on your finances
2. Using cash flow planning to build financial stability
3. Getting on top of debt
4. Cash flow management from day to day
5. Surviving the money jungle
6. The light at the end of the tunnel
7. Achieving what really matters to YOU

By the end of the book you will have learned how to develop budgeting systems that will allow you to reduce your old debt while building up savings, taking account of your own unique circumstances. It will also help you identify your vision and then create strategies to realise your dreams and achieve your goals.
All the way through the book are encouraging examples how real people have applied this fluid and flexible approach to their own individual situation and to resolve particular issues.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045795272
Publisher:	Sanni Kruger
Publication date:	03/24/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Sanni has been overcoming her own difficulties around money since 1999. She says that, like many people, she spent money she didn’t have on things she didn’t need to impress people she didn’t like, and that this left her feeling chronically short of and stressed around money. Over the years, she developed a budgeting system that would put her needs first, yet allow her to reduce her debts and build up savings at the same time.

Sanni spent many years working in fundraising and administration for the voluntary sector before studying accounting with the Open University. Since then, she has moved on into translation and earns her income from translating financial reports among others.

Because of her background in accounting, Sanni has been asked by many friends, and friends of friends, to help them bring order into their finances. Over the years, she has become increasingly aware that that there are large numbers of people who have never been properly trained in handling their finances. Sanni’s books have been written for the kind of people who want to learn how to develop new budgeting techniques and skills so that they’ll enjoy managing their own money rather than debt.