"If you’re going to write a book about personal finance, Job One is to say something different than the hundreds of books already covering the topic. Novice author Gordon Stein aced this test." - Rob Carrick, Globe & Mail Cashflow Cookbook is a new way of thinking about personal finance. A website, blog and book that can help you eliminate debt and build wealth. If you have read other personal finance books, you have likely learned about automatically saving 10% of your income, setting a budget and investing your money in blue chip stocks and bonds. Which is great if you have some money to invest. Or if you can actually keep to a budget. Cashflow Cookbook – Canadian Edition offers a new approach. 60 easy recipes that anyone can use to reduce their spending. With minimal sacrifice. And then lock in those savings to debt reduction or investing. All as easy as, well, following a recipe. Each recipe takes between 10 minutes and a couple of hours to implement and can save between $25 and $900 a month. Each. Investing those savings at 7% can provide more than $700,000 of wealth over 10 years for a single person and over $2,000,000 for a family. Yes, really. Cashflow Cookbook is an ideal resource for: • Those who want to attain financial independence • Job hunters who need to stretch out a severance package • Teachers to help students learn about financial literacy • Couples who spend too much time fighting about money • Retirees who are trying to maximize their spending power • The newly divorced, struggling to cope with starting over • Families who are trying to reduce money worries • Entrepreneurs who need to keep expenses lean • Graduates paying loans as they enter the working world Kindle edition is now available on Amazon and the paperback is available direct at cashflowcookbook.com, or through Amazon.