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Details:Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781788401418 Publisher: Cassell Age Range: Adult Overview You're Not Broke You're Pre-Rich is Emilie Bellet's straight-talking guide to personal finance, written for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by money jargon. Covering budgeting, saving, investing and pensions, it strips away the confusion and taboo that so often surrounds finances. Practical, encouraging and easy to follow, this paperback is designed to give readers the tools and confidence to take charge of their bank balance and build lasting financial wellbeing, one manageable step at a time. About the Book Founded on the belief that financial education should be accessible to everyone, this book distils years of expertise from Emilie Bellet, founder of the money platform Vestpod, into one indispensable manual. It opens by tackling the everyday money worries so many of us keep quiet about, before working through practical strategies for budgeting smarter, clearing debt and building healthy savings habits. Chapters on investing demystify the stock market for complete beginners, while a dedicated section on pensions explains why starting early matters so much for long-term security. Bellet also explores the emotional side of money, encouraging readers to see financial health as being just as important as physical and mental wellbeing. Real-world case studies, clear explanations of financial terms, and actionable checklists run throughout, making this far more than a theory-heavy finance book. Whether the reader is just starting their career, navigating a pay rise, or planning for a more secure future, the advice adapts to different life stages and incomes. The tone throughout is warm, non-judgemental and refreshingly honest, treating readers as capable adults rather than talking down to them. By the final chapter, readers are equipped with a genuine action plan for improving their financial situation. Written in plain English with no confusing financial jargon Covers budgeting, saving, investing and pensions in one handy guide Packed with actionable tips, checklists and real-life examples Encourages a healthy, judgement-free relationship with money Ideal for beginners wanting to build long-term financial confidence A thoughtful gift for graduates, new earners or anyone starting fresh About the Author Emilie Bellet is the founder of Vestpod, a platform created to make money conversations more open and accessible, particularly for women who often miss out on financial education. A former private equity analyst, she turned her frustration at the lack of jargon-free financial advice into a mission, becoming an author, speaker and host of The Vestpod Podcast. Her clear, encouraging approach has made her a trusted voice in personal finance, helping thousands of readers feel more confident managing their money. Why You'll Love This Book Honest, practical and free of confusing jargon, this guide turns intimidating money topics into manageable steps. It's the perfect companion for anyone ready to feel more in control of their finances and build a happier relationship with money. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly; this listing reflects the UK ISBN and UK edition cover as shown.
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Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781788401418 Publisher: Cassell Age Range: Adult Overview You're Not Broke You're Pre-Rich is Emilie Bellet's straight-talking guide to personal finance, written for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by money jargon. Covering budgeting, saving, investing and pensions, it strips away the confusion and taboo that so often surrounds finances. Practical, encouraging and easy to follow, this paperback is designed to give readers the tools and confidence to take charge of their bank balance and build lasting financial wellbeing, one manageable step at a time. About the Book Founded on the belief that financial education should be accessible to everyone, this book distils years of expertise from Emilie Bellet, founder of the money platform Vestpod, into one indispensable manual. It opens by tackling the everyday money worries so many of us keep quiet about, before working through practical strategies for budgeting smarter, clearing debt and building healthy savings habits. Chapters on investing demystify the stock market for complete beginners, while a dedicated section on pensions explains why starting early matters so much for long-term security. Bellet also explores the emotional side of money, encouraging readers to see financial health as being just as important as physical and mental wellbeing. Real-world case studies, clear explanations of financial terms, and actionable checklists run throughout, making this far more than a theory-heavy finance book. Whether the reader is just starting their career, navigating a pay rise, or planning for a more secure future, the advice adapts to different life stages and incomes. The tone throughout is warm, non-judgemental and refreshingly honest, treating readers as capable adults rather than talking down to them. By the final chapter, readers are equipped with a genuine action plan for improving their financial situation. Written in plain English with no confusing financial jargon Covers budgeting, saving, investing and pensions in one handy guide Packed with actionable tips, checklists and real-life examples Encourages a healthy, judgement-free relationship with money Ideal for beginners wanting to build long-term financial confidence A thoughtful gift for graduates, new earners or anyone starting fresh About the Author Emilie Bellet is the founder of Vestpod, a platform created to make money conversations more open and accessible, particularly for women who often miss out on financial education. A former private equity analyst, she turned her frustration at the lack of jargon-free financial advice into a mission, becoming an author, speaker and host of The Vestpod Podcast. Her clear, encouraging approach has made her a trusted voice in personal finance, helping thousands of readers feel more confident managing their money. Why You'll Love This Book Honest, practical and free of confusing jargon, this guide turns intimidating money topics into manageable steps. It's the perfect companion for anyone ready to feel more in control of their finances and build a happier relationship with money. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly; this listing reflects the UK ISBN and UK edition cover as shown.
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