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Take control of your money—and your life—now.
Forget everything you've ever learned about money: this is not your ordinary finance book. Financial journalist Nicole Lapin knows money and has rewritten the rules with this refreshing and accessible guide to understanding money basics written especially for you.
Should you buy or lease a car? Should you buy a home or rent? How much do you need to save, and how should you save it? What should you do about your debt? How much should you be spending? What kind of insurance do you need? These are all important questions. But first you need to ask yourself how you want to live and how you will get there.
There are some hard-and-fast rules about finance, sure, but when it comes to your money, the only person who can tell you how to spend it is you. With her twelve-step, twelve-month program, Lapin will show you how to create a tailored plan for your finances that makes sense for your income, debt, spending habits, and plans for the future. Along the way, she busts the old money myths that haven't gotten us anywhere and teaches you the ABCs of finance, from assets to zero down and everything in between, all in a language you can understand.
The sooner you can speak the language of money, the sooner you can live the life you want. Lapin guides you step by step, first showing you how to make a list of goals, then devising a plan to make sure you achieve them—debt free, worry free, and in control. It's time to stop fearing finances and let Rich Bitch help you face the facts. You're not alone in this anymore!
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“Rich Bitch should be mandatory reading for every young professional woman who wants to take control of her financial destiny. Lapin provides unfiltered, brilliant advice to a generation of women taking aim at their own success and wealth.”
— Mindy Grossman, CEO of HSN
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“You might not know this but stressing over money can harm your overall health. Let Nicole be the doctor for your financial health and you will feel better in more ways that you’d think.”
— Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lisa Oz -
“Young people blow through money like there’s no tomorrow. Nicole offers practical advice for a generation of spenders, with ways you can save but not suffer while you are doing so.”
— Lauren Conrad and Lauren “Lo” Bosworth -
“Nicole’s advice is a swift kick in the pants to the young, ambitious, upstart women out there who want control over their lives, debts, and careers.”
— Wendy Williams -
“A financial diet is like a regular diet: if you allow yourself small indulgences, you won’t binge later on. Nicole offers you a plan you can stick to.”
— Sanjay Gupta, CNN chief medial correspondent -
“Rich Bitch is the manual for a new generation of women who want both job stability and financial peace of mind.”
— Stacy London, author, host of TLC’s What Not to Wear -
“I wish I had Nicole’s book when I was starting my business. She makes business and finance feel accessible but does it in a sassy, humorous way. It’s a must-have for any budding entrepreneur.”
— Kristi Yamaguchi, Olympic Gold Medalist -
“Whether you want to take over the world or just balance your checkbook, Nicole gives you the tools to save, spend, and succeed.”
— Randi Zuckerberg, technology expert -
“Nicole brings to life—in a highly readable way—the real pitfalls and solutions of financial life in a more complex world.”
— Nigel Travis, CEO of Dunkin’ Brands -
“Nicole is tapping into a new sensibility for the career-minded woman; she’s responsible, resourceful, and realistic about the working world. And she’s doing it with verve and style.”
— Paula Sutter, CEO of Diane von Furstenberg
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Thembie Mukora, 11/1/2017
About Nicole Lapin
Nicole Lapin started in finance reporting for First Business Network at age eighteen. She went on to become the youngest anchor ever at CNN and then at CNBC, where she anchored Worldwide Exchange while contributing financial reports to MSNBC and Today. Nicole has also served as a business anchor and correspondent for Bloomberg Television and is a money contributor on The Wendy Williams Show. She is a certified financial services professional and an accredited investment fiduciary.