The Book of Money

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An easy guide to making your money go further from the UK's leading online bank This book will give you the skills, tools and confidence you need to change your relationship with your finances forever. Ah, money. We all use it, but most of us feel like we don't 'get' it. Enter- a personal finance book you'll actually want to read. Written by Monzo's finance experts, with absolutely no judgement or jargon, The Book of Money breaks down big, complex topics into bite-sized chunks. Inside... Balancing your budget- avoid the day-before-payday dread How to 'do money' together- take the tension out of sharing finances Becoming an investor- why it's not just for millionaires Life after work- look after your future self and leave pension procrastination behind Debt and borrowing- how to get on top of your debt and use credit to your advantage Property- renting, buying and making the most of where you live With infographics, practical exercises and stories inspired by Monzo's 11 million customers - this is the perfect personal finance book for people who'd never normally read one.

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Informative without being condescending, warm in tone and easy to understand. A safe space to learn about money. Not only is the book financially sound, its extremely emotionally intelligent. It acknowledges the difficulties of gaining financial security in the current economic environment without allowing them to be a foil for the great content in the book. * Clare Seal, financial coach, author and founder of My Frugal Year *

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Monzo is a new kind of bank. One that's made for your phone and designed for the way we live today. Founded in 2015, its mission is to make money work for everyone. Monzo listens to its customers to create tools they really need, to help them be more capable and confident in their finances than ever before. With over 11 million personal and business customers, Monzo is one of the UK's biggest banks, changing the way more and more people feel about their money every day.