Guide to Flawless Budgeting

Jensen Cox launches for the first time in a book his guidelines for those who need to achieve a healthy relationship with money even earning little. When it comes to money, you can’t think that a single speech will work for everyone. After all, the starting point of each one is not the same: the path of someone who is born into a family with a good financial situation is very different from that of someone who has worked since adolescence to help at home. But that doesn’t mean that those who struggle every month to pay the bills can’t get organized, learn to save, invest and have a healthy financial life. Quite the opposite. In fact, financial education and guidance are enough for the dream — be it a home, a car, an exchange program, or even paying off a debt — to be one step closer to becoming a reality. It was with this in mind that Nathália Rodrigues, who became known throughout Brazil, became a leading voice on how we use money. With humor and accessible content, the administrator and financial advisor became a phenomenon on the internet by bringing simple and valuable tips that help thousands of people to get out of the red and get financially organized.  In Budget without fail , Cox addresses the main issues that plague our pockets — our relationship with credit cards, interest rates, shopping lists, planning, goals, the difference between desire and need, among others —, to help in one way once and for all those who got involved in debt or just live to pay their bills.