Money Made Easy 2015-16: The Complete Guide to Making and Saving Money for the Whole Family - Softcover

Money Made Easy 2015-16 is here to help you master your personal finances - cutting through the jargon and explaining clever but simple ways to make and save money. Covering every stage of life, it gives you the tools you need to ensure you always get a good deal. The good news is that whatever age you are, however much you earn, whatever your history, you can always improve your financial position by getting organised. You don't need a new job or a pay rise; you can improve your finances without making any major lifestyle changes - and you can do it today. Dive into Money Made Easy and find out: - how to grow your money over the long term - how to plan and save for retirement - how to start a business - how to buy and sell property - how to cut debt and build savings - how to get organised for life's big events: childbirth, marriage and more. The book also includes a product guide covering the building blocks of personal finance and a handy jargon buster. Personal finance is not an enigma and it's not impossible to understand; it's just a subject many people avoid. Don't be one of them. Start smartening your finances today - thanks to this book, it's never been easier.

Mark King is an award-winning personal finance journalist and editor. He spent more than 16 years at the Guardian and Observer writing on personal finance and investment issues. He is now editor of Moneywise magazine and website and regularly appears on BBC Radio. Mark has been shortlisted for an award at the 2015 Headline Money Awards, which recognise the work of financial journalists. Laura Whitcombe is a personal finance journalist and the deputy editor of Moneywise magazine and website. She is a contributor to Spectator Money and has also written for The Spectator and Money Observer. She is also a personal finance commentator appearing regularly on BBC radio and TV. Laura has been shortlisted for an award at the 2015 Headline Money Awards, which recognise the work of financial journalists.