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Details:Details. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789370033320. Publisher: Rupa Publications. Genre: Money & Personal Finance / Self-Help. Overview. Bankroll and Boundaries: How to Save Without FOMO is a punchy, straight-talking guide to building real savings without giving up a social life. Written for anyone who has ever winced at a bank statement after a night out, it tackles the tension between spending on experiences and protecting your financial future. Rather than preaching austerity, David Lawson offers a middle path: clear boundaries, honest self-checks, and practical habits that let readers say no to overspending and yes to what genuinely matters, all in a brand-new paperback edition.. About the Book. Money advice can often feel like a binary choice: save every penny and miss out, or spend freely and regret it later. Bankroll and Boundaries rejects that trade-off. The book opens by naming the problem many readers will recognise instantly — the pressure to say yes to every plan, every trend, and every fleeting treat, even when it quietly wrecks a budget. From there, it builds a case for a smarter middle ground, one where saving and socialising can coexist without constant guilt or financial strain.. Throughout the book, David Lawson uses bold, conversational language rather than dry financial jargon, making the material approachable for readers who may have switched off from more traditional finance books. Chapters focus on practical, everyday moves: recognising 'treat yourself' spending traps, setting spending boundaries with friends and family, and building confidence to decline plans that don't fit the budget. The tone is candid and occasionally blunt, designed to jolt readers out of passive spending habits rather than simply lecture them.. This is a book for the FOMO generation — those who want a genuine social life and a genuine savings account, without pretending the two are easy to balance. It's aimed at readers who have already tried traditional budgeting advice and found it either too restrictive or too vague to stick to in real life.. Practical, no-nonsense strategies for saving money without cutting out your social life. Written in a bold, conversational style that's easy to read in short bursts. Helps readers set clear financial boundaries with confidence. Tackles 'treat yourself' spending traps head-on. Great gift for young adults navigating money and social pressure. Brand-new paperback edition, ready to read straight away. About the Author. David Lawson is the author of Bankroll and Boundaries: How to Save Without FOMO, published by Rupa Publications. The book focuses on practical, everyday personal finance advice aimed at readers balancing saving goals with an active social life. Beyond the details confirmed on this title, further biographical information about the author could not be independently verified at the time of listing.. Why You'll Love This Book. If you're tired of finance advice that ignores real life, this book meets you where you are — juggling savings goals and social plans. Direct, relatable, and genuinely practical.. Please Note: Cover image shown is the UK edition; ISBN as listed above.
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Details. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789370033320. Publisher: Rupa Publications. Genre: Money & Personal Finance / Self-Help. Overview. Bankroll and Boundaries: How to Save Without FOMO is a punchy, straight-talking guide to building real savings without giving up a social life. Written for anyone who has ever winced at a bank statement after a night out, it tackles the tension between spending on experiences and protecting your financial future. Rather than preaching austerity, David Lawson offers a middle path: clear boundaries, honest self-checks, and practical habits that let readers say no to overspending and yes to what genuinely matters, all in a brand-new paperback edition.. About the Book. Money advice can often feel like a binary choice: save every penny and miss out, or spend freely and regret it later. Bankroll and Boundaries rejects that trade-off. The book opens by naming the problem many readers will recognise instantly — the pressure to say yes to every plan, every trend, and every fleeting treat, even when it quietly wrecks a budget. From there, it builds a case for a smarter middle ground, one where saving and socialising can coexist without constant guilt or financial strain.. Throughout the book, David Lawson uses bold, conversational language rather than dry financial jargon, making the material approachable for readers who may have switched off from more traditional finance books. Chapters focus on practical, everyday moves: recognising 'treat yourself' spending traps, setting spending boundaries with friends and family, and building confidence to decline plans that don't fit the budget. The tone is candid and occasionally blunt, designed to jolt readers out of passive spending habits rather than simply lecture them.. This is a book for the FOMO generation — those who want a genuine social life and a genuine savings account, without pretending the two are easy to balance. It's aimed at readers who have already tried traditional budgeting advice and found it either too restrictive or too vague to stick to in real life.. Practical, no-nonsense strategies for saving money without cutting out your social life. Written in a bold, conversational style that's easy to read in short bursts. Helps readers set clear financial boundaries with confidence. Tackles 'treat yourself' spending traps head-on. Great gift for young adults navigating money and social pressure. Brand-new paperback edition, ready to read straight away. About the Author. David Lawson is the author of Bankroll and Boundaries: How to Save Without FOMO, published by Rupa Publications. The book focuses on practical, everyday personal finance advice aimed at readers balancing saving goals with an active social life. Beyond the details confirmed on this title, further biographical information about the author could not be independently verified at the time of listing.. Why You'll Love This Book. If you're tired of finance advice that ignores real life, this book meets you where you are — juggling savings goals and social plans. Direct, relatable, and genuinely practical.. Please Note: Cover image shown is the UK edition; ISBN as listed above.
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