Books like On my own two feet by Manisha Thakor


On My Own Two Feet offers a clear, concise primer on personal finance tailored for women. It teaches how much of income to save, how to avoid credit card debt, and how to build a realistic, enjoyable budget. Readers learn simple investing strategies and practical advice for life milestones—such as determining how much home or car one can afford, handling money when forming a partnership, and planning for retirement—all aimed at reducing financial stress and achieving common goals. The book reframes Personal Finance 101 with actionable steps that empower readers to balance living well today with disciplined saving and smart investing for tomorrow.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Manisha Thakor
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