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The Price of Comfort

Why every raise disappears, and how to keep the next one.

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About this book

What is lifestyle inflation? It’s when your spending rises every time your income does, so a raise never makes you feel richer.

The Price of Comfort shows how small upgrades quietly become fixed costs, and how to stop overspending so more of what you earn stays with you.

Who it's for

  • Anyone whose raises never seem to change anything
  • People who earn more than before but still feel stretched

Details

  • eBook, instant download
  • The Financial Freedom Blueprint
  • Published by One and Only Stories

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This book is for education only. It is not personal financial, tax or legal advice.

Written by Hassan Abootorabi

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Money books in plain language. Founder of Action and Grow, Hassan Abootorabi writes from experience: years of hard physical work and living paycheck to paycheck, then learning step by step how to break the cycle.

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