In the midst of a cost of living crisis, TV and radio financial guru Claer Barrett stands out as a beacon of clarity, offering essential money insights in a manner that’s digestible for everyone. By dissecting our emotional ties with money, she uncovers the roots of our spending habits and introduces seven transformative strategies for better money management. “What They Don’t Teach You About Money” is the comprehensive guide you’ve been seeking if you’re puzzled by your financial missteps yet unsure of how to correct them.

Forget about guilt-tripping or complex financial terminology; this book is packed with straightforward advice on making your money work in your favor. Claer transforms the daunting world of finance into an approachable realm, boosting your financial confidence with her clear explanations and adding a touch of humor to lighten the mood. You’ll discover:

• The importance of understanding your ‘financial personality’ for improving money habits
• Effective budgeting secrets that don’t banish your small pleasures like takeaway coffee
• Strategies for tackling debts and navigating student loans
• The benefits of digital banking for simplifying your financial life and enhancing savings
• Planning for your financial future with realistic goals
• Making money conversations easier and eliminating the awkwardness surrounding them
• Straightforward lessons on taxes, pensions, and investments that everyone can grasp
• Essential advice for first-time homebuyers
• Tips for increasing your income and securing a raise

Claer skillfully dispels the myths that contribute to our financial inaction, empowering you to take charge of your finances and optimize your bank balance.