Author: Edward H. Romney
Publisher: PALADIN PRESS, Mar 2009
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 1-58160-282-0
Synopsis
If you have been fired, demoted, retired, divorced, widowed, bankrupted or swindled ? or you just want to quit your job & remain financially self-reliant ? this book is for you. This book is stocked with proven methods for saving money on shelter, food, clothing, transportation, entertainment, health care & more. Photos; 8.5x11 inches, 200 pgs.
More Information
Living Well on Practically Nothing: Revised and Updated Edition is for people who need to live on a lot less money. If you have been fired, demoted, retired, divorced, widowed, bankrupted or swindled ? or you just want to quit your job and remain financially self-reliant ? this book is for you. In it are hundreds of tips, secrets and necessary skills for living well on little money. Chapters include: Save Up to $37,000 a Year and Live on $12,000 a Year; Low-Cost Computers for Fun, Profit, and Education; Some Ways to Live on No Money at All; A Day of Cheap Living; A New Career or Business for You; Fix Things and Make Them Last; and Protect Your Investments and Make Them Grow. From cover to cover, this book is stocked with proven methods for saving money on shelter, food, clothing, transportation, entertainment, health care and more. The author left the "system" in 1969 and worked for himself from then on. Let him show you how you, too, can live happily, comfortably and with complete financial freedom.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
The late Edward H. Romney, the author and publisher of a popular series of books on repairing cameras, grew up in the 1930s, part of an old New England family that lost their money in the Great Depression. Before leaving his job in 1969 to live as a self-employed entrepreneur, he taught electronics, psychology, sociology and education at the college level.
