Financial Freedom - Saving Money: Books, Videos

Bill Wilson describes how many folks are working under the table - and keeping their own money. Wilson describes many ways of getting round the heavy money-grubbing hand of the government. Using examples of what has happened to people who have fallen victim to the IRS, he delves into what YOU should consider when under the table income presents itself. From boarding houses and dominatrixes, to flea markets, roadside merchants and exotic dancers, Wilson describes many ways that Americans are keeping Big Brother's hand out of their pockets. If you are like the dozens of ordinary people in this book, you are fed up with the callous and casual way the money you earn is going to line the pockets of politicos and their corporate cronies. The underground economy is not for everyone. Is it for you?

Bill Wilson grew up near Atlanta, Georgia, and has spent most of his adult life avoiding things that would limit his freedom, such as credit, relationships and responsibilities. He has, however, nurtured a passion for writing, and describes himself as "a happy bohemian, slightly insane but completely harmless."
$12.95
Softcover 978-1-55950-243-6 115 pages 5.5" x 8.5"

At this very moment, your bank, your insurance company, your credit card company and other financial vampires are slowly, secretly driving you into debt with hidden fees, seemingly inconsequential charges and blood-sucking interest rates. This nickel-and-dime approach to siphoning money out of your pocket is the number one reason why you struggle to make ends meet month to month. Max Edison exposes the tricks of these economic parasites and shows you how to beat them at their own game. Learn how to maximize your savings when dealing with banks, utilities and even the IRS; get essential products and services like insurance for as little dough as possible; start making interest work for you rather than against you; recognize and avoid scam products that appear to be legitimate but are really rotten deals; and more.
$15.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-036-0 104 pages 8.5" x 5.5"

As a professional pawnbroker, Max Edison buys and sells stuff every day. And he gets a great deal every single time! This book reveals all of his secrets for the most important part of the process – the critical back-and-forth negotiating on price, better known as haggling. Why should you know how to haggle? To save hundreds of dollars on all sorts of merchandise. Who haggles? Everyone, from people running garage sales to big department stores! This book will teach you exactly when, where and how to haggle over TVs, stereos, guns, jewelry, cars, gold and silver, real estate and other must-have things. Learn all about the psychology of haggling, special precautions to take before you buy or sell anything, necessary tools of the trade, building your case for the best possible deal and much more. Read this book and maximize your profits today.
$15.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-136-7 64 pages 5.5" x 8.5"

Living Well on Practically Nothing: Revised and Updated Edition is for people who need to live on a lot less money. If you have been fired, demoted, retired, divorced, widowed, bankrupted or swindled – or you just want to quit your job and remain financially self-reliant – this book is for you. In it are hundreds of tips, secrets and necessary skills for living well on little money. Chapters include: Save Up to $37,000 a Year and Live on $12,000 a Year; Low-Cost Computers for Fun, Profit, and Education; Some Ways to Live on No Money at All; A Day of Cheap Living; A New Career or Business for You; Fix Things and Make Them Last; and Protect Your Investments and Make Them Grow. From cover to cover, this book is stocked with proven methods for saving money on shelter, food, clothing, transportation, entertainment, health care and more. The author left the "system" in 1969 and worked for himself from then on. Let him show you how you, too, can live happily, comfortably and with complete financial freedom.

The late Edward H. Romney, the author and publisher of a popular series of books on repairing cameras, grew up in the 1930s, part of an old New England family that lost their money in the Great Depression. Before leaving his job in 1969 to live as a self-employed entrepreneur, he taught electronics, psychology, sociology and education at the college level.
$27.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-282-1 200 pages 8.5" x 11" photos, illust.