Who can you trust about money?

If you like plain English – and plenty of humour – this could be the book for you.

In ‘Who can you trust about money?’ I expose the army of enemies you face when it comes to managing your money… and I blow up the myths that surround it too.

It’s a big book because I tackle a lot of enemies to your money in here. And I think you’ll be surprised just how many there are.

Here’s what three leading figures say about my educational work. 

This book is really two books in one. 

So, this really is a large book because it’s two books in one.

It draws on Sun Tzu’s idea of winning wars – to win our battles with money.

Sun Tzu, a Chinese General from two thousand years ago, wrote the book, ‘The Art of War’ in which he advised that to win battles you must:

Know your enemies and know yourself.

So, in Part 1 of this book, I uncover all the ‘external enemies’ to your money.

While in Part 2, I explore our ‘behavioural’ enemies – we have inside our heads. And it’s these enemies which often lead us to our biggest money mistakes.

If ‘Who Can You Trust about Money?’ is too big, start with ‘Who Misleads You about Money?’ which is an update on part 1 of this book.

Whatever you choose, you’re in the right place to learn more about (and start beating) the enemies to sound money management.

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