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More Money Now: A Millennial’s Guide to Financial Freedom and Security (Budgeting Book)
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About More Money Now: A Millennial’s Guide To Financial
Review “More Money Now goes where most financial education books don't—Nicole Victoria actually provides actionable insights and monetary suggestions, while tackling the taboo subject of subconscious beliefs surrounding money. I believe this book is going to help people from every walk of life.” —Alexandra Fasulo, author of Freelance Your Way to Freedom “In a world filled with finance bros and out-of-touch academics, Nicole’s self-made story and empathetic approach cuts through the noise. Instead of wagging a finger from an ivory tower, Nicole gets right at the heart of our failed relationship with money. I had a ‘mind blown’ moment when she described how our money mindset is shaped by the age of seven and rarely ever relearned. Slapping a budget-band-aid on that innate issue rarely results in lasting improvement. If you’re ready to change your relationship with money and start building serious wealth, More Money Now will show you how.” —Jeremy Schneider, retired at 36, founder of Personal Finance Club “This book is an eye opener. More Money Now will absolutely change your psychology around money. In a world of job insecurity and high inflation, the information presented in this book is important now more than ever. It's filled with practical strategies to make meaningful progress towards securing the financial future of you and your loved ones.” —Jim Chuong, Canadian Millionaire Coach Product Description Enjoy Financial Freedom If you’re ready to change your relationship with money and start building serious wealth, More Money Now will show you how.” —Jeremy Schneider, retired at 36, founder of Personal Finance Club #1 New Release in Budgeting and Financial Risk Management Nicole Newell is a CEO, money coach, and financial literacy advocate. She didn’t grow up with wealth. But she learned the secrets to financial freedom and now specializes in helping 20 and 30 something women effortlessly manage their money and build bank accounts that never stop growing. Money isn’t everything, but everything takes money. Maybe you have debt (hellooo student loans + credit cards). You feel like you’ll always be playing catch up. Maybe you’ve tried to get help before, tried to budget, followed traditional advice… but it just doesn’t work for you. You’re stressed and overwhelmed, feeling stuck because you don’t know where things went wrong. The bad news first. The advice that worked for our parents doesn’t work for us. Times have changed. The average person in their 20s has racked up $23,872 in debt, and this number jumps to $62,658 in their 30s. And it gets worse: 79% who budget fail 54% live from paycheck-to-paycheck 80% of us are in debt 40% can't handle a $400 unexpected expense 64% don’t have enough money to retire Now, the good news. Maybe for you, money has always seemed complicated. Maybe you believe that because you’re not good with math, you couldn’t be good with money. But, to be good with money and build wealth, you don’t need to be good at math, you don’t need to be born rich, and you don’t need a 6 figure salary. Learn the money management rules that enabled Nicole to: Pay off $40,000 of debt in 18 months Pay for her wedding in cash Save her first $100k by 25 Feel financially stable enough for kids Build $500k net worth in her 20s If you’ve read books like Financial Feminist, Broke Millennial, or My Money My Way, then you’ll want to read More Money Now. About the Author Nicole Victoria is a CEO, Money Coach and financial literacy advocate who specializes in helping 20 and 30 something women effortlessly manage their money and build bank accounts that never stop growing. Nicole knew there had to be more to life than living in a perpetual cycle of not having enough money at the end of the month, with $0 in the bank—so she got to work. She learned everything she could about personal finance, and was able to go from broke as a joke ($40,000 in debt with 0 dollars in savings) to a $500,000 net worth in her 20s (that has now
