The Frugality Mentality or How to Squeeze a Nickel 'til the Buffalo Squeals

At last, here's a book for everyone who is looking for the keys to a kinder, simpler life. It's the easiest to read manual you will ever find on slowing down, cutting back and improving your bottom line at the same time. Here is plain, straight talk about everyday finances, with down-to-earth, simple to follow instructions to help you gain control of your money and your life.

There are 21 chapters with hundreds of tips on how to bring your money and your life into balance, and say goodbye to your money problems forever.

Even though the book's title may imply it, it is not a book about scrimping and having a pinched lifestyle. It is about the wise and judicious use of money and how, by building a financial life raft, you can experience peace of mind and enjoy financial freedom. It is about being a good steward of everything that comes into your life.

Being frugal is often viewed as limitation when, in reality, it is waste that limits. If you don't believe that, just listen to the nightly news for all the tales of woe created by decades of excess spending. Those who tried to live the good life before they could afford have thrown the United States, and the world at large into a tailspin. The sad truth is that when we don't know how to manage our money, it manages us.