The Modern Saver

The Modern Money Mindset, Book 1

De: Brian Zuniga

Narrado por: Skye Alley

MASTER THE ART OF PERSONAL FINANCE IN UNDER 2 HOURS

One half of the “Modern Money Mindset” duology, The Modern Saver is an indispensable and insightful guide to achieving financial freedom for all ages and financial backgrounds. Drawing from his extensive expertise in business and finance, Zuniga skillfully navigates listeners through the fundamental principles of personal budgeting with clarity and precision. Listeners will gain a comprehensive understanding of:

*How to develop a budget that aligns with your lifestyle and financial goals

*The basics behind building an unshakeable emergency fund

*Positive and negative debt and strategies to break free from the shackles of debt

*The components that come together to create your credit score and how to manipulate them strategically to your benefit

*The myths and misconceptions that can cloud financial judgment

*The emotions, beliefs, and habits that affect your relationship with money

*How to take action immediately through real-life examples and accessible insights to create transformation in your financial life.

Zuniga’s tone is kind, but direct, and his approach is engaging, honest, and educational. The Modern Saver equips listeners with a toolkit to make informed decisions about spending and saving, preventing debt from accumulating, and build a prosperous relationship with money.

In a world that often feels obscure, frustrating, and inaccessible, The Modern Saver transcends the traditional boundaries of personal finance guides by incorporating a holistic approach that speaks to both the practical and emotional dimensions of money.

Financial literacy is one of the most important and transformational gifts you can give yourself and others. Embark on a journey towards a brighter and more secure financial future.

©2023 Brian Zuniga (P)2023 Brian Zuniga

Financial literacy for dummies like myself

In my experience, financial audiobooks are hit or miss and this is due to two main reasons. 1) The content is too heavy and hard to understand just by listening to it. 2) The narrators aren’t always great. This book didn’t have any reviews but it was cheap and so I took a chance. I’m happy to report that is a great listen. The narrators voice is soothing and easy to understand. As for the content, it is also really great. The author made me laugh too with the personal experiences that he shares. The chapter regarding the credit score system is shocking, but in a good way. For the first time, I actually have a good grasp of how it works. The narrator also did a great job of explaining the graphs and exercises that you can visually see in the book and which page number you can find them on. I could tell that this audiobook was created as an ebook or paperback first, but it was not an issue in my opinion as it converted really well. Great listen and I learned a ton. I also noticed the author has a second book about investing. I haven’t started listening yet, but the narrator is the same so hopefully the quality is just as good.