Stop Flushing Your Money Down the Drain

Too many smart people let their finances happen to them in a haphazard fashion. When they want to buy something, they examine their checkbook balance, and if there is a sufficient amount to cover the purchase, a few bucks quickly slip away. If the checkbook is devoid of sufficient resources, they revert toPlan B: pull out the plastic money. All of this happens with littleregard for the fact that the future is fraught with money-hungryobligations and opportunities.These misguided people have no idea why they are always broke. They may not even realize some of the ways they losethe money they make. As a result, they are destined to live in theproverbial "poorhouse," or at least well below their potential. It isa shame too, because it does not have to be that way. you need to control your money or it will control you. This book will show you how to do that.