by Jason F. Butler (Author)
Whether it's affording the basics in life, feeling more in control of your money, or balancing today's spending needs with those in later life, many of us struggle to manage our finances as well as we would wish.
Through numerous real life stories, anecdotes and proven techniques, Jason Butler shows how your spending, working and saving decisions affect your overall financial well-being, and what habits, behaviours and attitudes you need to adopt to improve it.
. How a simple change of mindset can improve how you feel about money
. Why you might be much richer than you think
. Learn when not to go shopping and what to avoid buying
. How to spend your way to happiness and fulfilment without blowing your budget
. Why looking at your older self can dramatically increase how much you save
. Learn how to make your money work hard for you with minimal effort or cost
. Understand what you need to do to avoid a financial shock paralysing your life
Whatever your age, education, income or wealth, Money Moments will give you the insights, understanding, inspiration and confidence you need to improve your financial well-being and get the most out of life.
Author Biography
Jason Butler is a Fellow of both the Personal Finance Society and Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment and had a 25-year career as a successful financial adviser. He now focuses on speaking and writing about financial and personal wellbeing, as well as being an angel investor to various innovative financial technology start-up businesses.
Jason is the author of five personal finance and self-improvement books and is a columnist for the Financial Times, where as 'The Wealthman', he writes about personal finance related issues. He also provides expert comment on personal finance to the BBC and Sky and a range of other publications, media and websites.
Jason gives engaging and entertaining presentations, keynotes, and masterclasses on personal financial well-being, which deliver tangible delegate take-away value.
Jason lives in rural Suffolk with his wife, two daughters, two dogs and a horse.