The Joy of Money – Michelle Doughty

The Joy of Money explains the language of the money world in an easy to understand, fun way for everybody. The first step to financial enlightenment, it will empower anyone to challenge the experts and ask them the right questions.

Taking a fresh, lively approach, The Joy of Money clearly explains hundreds of financial terms from the basics like pensions and ISAs, to more advanced concepts like warrants and convertibles.

Perfect for those with a phobia about anything more complicated than a savings account, The Joy of Money will give confidence to even the most fiscally challenged.

REVIEW

“Almost every life decision involves money, so the person who doesn’t need this clever, simple A to Z money guide is probably dead.” — Shirley Conran, writer

“I wish I’d had this book when I was young and penniless! Michelle has managed to do what few writers can; she’s broken the taboo and made money sexy.” — Felix Dennis, publisher

“Readers will be able to use this book not just to learn about finance, but to question advice and to be able to ask the right thing of their banks and financial advisers.” — Financial Mail on Sunday (website)

“When I woke up this morning I knew more about the financial world than when I went to bed. A joy to read!” — Gary Brooker, singer, Procol Harum

“explains the language of money in an approachable fun way for everybody. The first step to financial enlightenment, it will empower you to challenge the experts and ask the right questions.” — Business Executive

“A fantastic book about money — a thoroughly good read!” — Tony Hadley, singer

“A jargon-free, chatty guide to mortgages, pensions, ISAs and the City.” — Time Out

“If you don’t want to be poor I strongly suggest you read this book.” — Laurence Marks, scriptwriter and playwright

“Informative and witty at the same time.” — Nick Pollard, Head of Sky News

BOOK DESCRIPTION

A chatty guide to mortgages, pensions, ISAs, PEPs and the City……jargon free Timeout|Aims to make finance fun, easy-to-understand and not scary|supported by the authors web site www.thejoyofmoney.com|foreword by Shirley Conran