"Written for recession-wary spenders and survivors of the spendthrift 1980s, this book brings dignity to the art of living within one's means. Mary Hunt provides a realistic and relevant guide to the frugal nineties and beyond. Her straightforward advice ranges from coupons and discount shopping to insurance policies and budgeting. "
"If the holidays bring you a little something you don't want--debt!--stop worrying! The most famous cheapskate in the world, Mary Hunt, is here to help. With wisdom, wit and fabulous money-saving secrets, she delivers family fun without spending a fortune. So put away your credit card and feel the joy of the season without money headaches. "
"A financial adviser and former credit-card junkie presents her secrets for regaining control, repaying debt quickly, avoiding common mistakes, and managing self-employment, bankruptcy, and credit problems."
"To her millions of fans, Mary Hunt is the ultimate authority on saving money by spending smart. In The Financially Confident Woman, Mary offers daily inspiration and tips to help you develop nine habits that can reshape your financial attitude. "
"After reading The Tightwad Gazette I & II, grocery shopping would never be the same for me. My weekly grocery bill used to be $100 to $120 for a family of 5, now it averages $50 to $70 dollars a week, sometimes less. I know longer need to work part-time and can be a stay home mom. I enjoyed these books so much I decided to purchase The Tightwad Gazette III so I could have the complete collection to refer to when I'm in a pinch. These books would make great gifts for bridal showers, weddings, even a college student, or anyone who says they just can't save money."
"I have read dozens of books on living a frugal lifestyle, and I have to say that The Tightwad Gazette is the best one of them all. A well written book containing excellent suggestions for saving money and cutting your expenses. It is very well written and goes into depth with regard to the tips it offers. The Tightwad Gazette is more than just a list of tips to save money. Amy doesn't just tell you what to do, she tells you how to do it, so that you can then figure out new things for yourself. In this sense, you become self-sufficient in the area of frugality."
"A frugal new collection of money-saving, life-simplifying tips shares advice on how to reduce food bills, avoid debt and credit-card catastrophe, manage a budget, plan for college, and take advantage of auctions, yard sales, and everyday bargains."
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