THE PETTICOAT JOURNAL: MONEY AND THE INDIAN WOMAN
- Category Self Help
- Format PB
- Imprint
- Price 295
- ISBN: 978-81-291-2412-8
- Pages: 240 pages
- Date: June 2013
ABOUT THIS BOOK
Whether you’re single or married, a dependent relative or an independent professional, an indulgent grandmother or a thrifty businesswoman, money plays a key role in your life. And, let’s face it, dealing with it is almost always a challenge. Financial independence does not necessarily mean freedom from financial stress—what to do with the money you have is often as nerve-wracking a proposition as getting the money.
In today’s world, when money is a key factor in determining many things, including your relationships with family and peers and the way you handle your work-life balance, it is absolutely essential to master your money—and The Petticoat Journal tells you how.
Find out how to:
• Manage your budget even if you have limited resources.
• Negotiate the tricky trenches of ‘yours, mine, ours’.
• Circumvent the baggage of societal expectations.
• Figure out where you go wrong with spending/saving and how to get past it.
• Work around people’s demands and do the best for your own financial security.
• And much, much more.
With advice, anecdotes, theories, explanations and some good, old common-sense plain-speaking, this is a handy guide to managing your money that you absolutely must read.
