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Fight For Your Money (Abridged): How to Stop Getting Ripped Off and Save a Fortune Audiobook
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In an audiobook that will forever change how you spend your hard-earned money, America’s favorite financial coach, David Bach, shows you how to save thousands of dollars every year by taking on the “corporate machines.” In these times when every dollar counts, big businesses are using clever tricks to rip you off, making themselves billions while they keep you living paycheck to paycheck. In Fight for Your Money, Bach gives you the tools to FIGHT BACK and WIN. Fight for Your Money shows how you are being taken on your cell phone contract, cable bill, car purchase, credit card, life insurance, healthcare, 401(k) plan, airfare, hotel bills, and much more. When you know how the system is rigged–the extra points, the hidden fees, the late charges, the unused tax breaks, the escalating rates–you can fight back against the pickpockets and save literally thousands every year. David Bach knows that when you are being taken financially, you work harder than you have to, for longer than you need to. This audiobook helps you fight for your money so you can live your life doing what you really want to do.
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"I enjoy any of Bach's books as he presents finance in an easy to understand format. This book was unique as it takes a look at various aspects of your life and breaks down where you can save money; everything from on the cable bill to buying a new house. "
— Garry (4 out of 5 stars)
Fight For Your Money Listener Reviews
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" learned somethings about social security I need to keep in mind, otherwise, most of the info didn't pertain to me or I already knew "
— Gail, 10/31/2010 -
" Published in 2009 and very current information. <br/>Good book for reference. I would like to have in my reference library. <br/> "
— Karen, 2/16/2010 -
" Skimmed only since most of his insights weren't too new. "
— Eric, 11/26/2009 -
" I've tried reading a lot of personal finance books, but this was the first I was able to finish. I found Bach very readable, and he gave the right amount of information for someone like me who is young and just finished up grad school. "
— Erin, 10/15/2009 -
" I skimmed this one, but it has a bunch of really good advice. Some of which we currently do, and some of which we need to change. Really good for those starting out in life, or those in need of financial direction. "
— Aimee, 7/11/2009 -
" A solid intro to a lot of different topics, and Bach makes it very easy to find information on a specific topic. In areas like retirement plans it doesn't go very deep and another book on the subject would be a good idea. "
— TJ, 7/6/2009 -
" Good general information, didn't answer all of my questions. "
— Janet, 6/9/2009 -
" Some interesting nuggets - best sections are in first half of the book. "
— Tim, 4/17/2009 -
" So far, have read one chapter (you can skip around), and didn't learn anything new about getting ripped off by 401ks. Mostly , it just talked about management fees. <br/><br/>I'll see if the travel chapters reveal anything insightful. "
— Katie, 3/20/2009
About David Bach
David Bach is a prolific financial author boasting nine consecutive bestsellers and garnering attention from publishing, business, and popular media sources. His breakout book, The Automatic Millionaire, was the #1 Business Book of 2004 according to Business Week. Creator of his signature FinishRich™ seminar series, he shares financial strategies through frequent lectures and presentations. He currently lives in New York.
About Oliver Wyman
Oliver Wyman is an actor and award-winning audiobook narrator. He has won five Audie Awards from the Audio Publisher’s Association, fourteen Earphone Awards, and two Listen Up Awards from Publisher’s Weekly. He was named a 2008 Best Voice in Nonfiction & Culture by AudioFile magazine. He has appeared on stage as well as in film and television, and he is a veteran voice actor who can be heard in numerous cartoons and video games. He is one of the founders of New York City’s Collective Unconscious theater, and his performances include the award-winning “reality play” Charlie Victor Romeo and A. R. McElhinney’s cult classic film A Chronicle of Corpses.