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    What’s Breaking Your Budget
    What’s Breaking Your Budget
    What’s Breaking Your Budget
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    What’s Breaking Your Budget

    By Dawn Greenfield Ireland

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    When you’re drowning in debt and can’t see how you can turn things around, it’s time to examine what’s really going on in your life. Not all budgets are equal. Many only hit the top common living expenses.

    What’s Breaking Your Budget dives deep into your habits. Things you may not want to admit to that are breaking you down and making a mess of your life. This book will thoroughly help you explore all outgoing cash in all forms, many of which you don’t even consider as an expense until the money’s gone.

    You will learn how to create a true budget from the work you be guided through in the book. Once you complete the process, you will be able to breathe easier and begin to eliminate your debt once and for all.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDawn Greenfield Ireland - Artistic Origins
    Release dateNov 30, 2021
    ISBN9781940385105
    What’s Breaking Your Budget
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    Dawn Greenfield Ireland

    Dawn Greenfield Ireland is the author of several award-winning novels, nonfiction books, and screenplays. To date she has 21 published books that consists of four series (cozy mystery, YA science fiction/fantasy, adult shape-shifter, and dystopian), sci-fi romance adventure, and nonfiction work, which includes online courses. See also my adult shapeshifter books (Bonded) under the name of DG Ireland.

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      What’s Breaking Your Budget - Dawn Greenfield Ireland

      I wish more of my clients were using Dawn’s book, What’s Breaking Your Budget. This is a great tool for truly discovering where your money is going, and then gives you a plan for getting out of debt permanently. I heartily recommend this book!

      Michelle DeLaBarre

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      What’s Breaking Your Budget - A Foolproof Household Plan

      Published by Artistic Origins

      Copyright © 2017 by Dawn Greenfield Ireland

      All rights reserved.

      Cover designed by Brandon White

      Formatted by Darwin Lopena

      info@darwinlopena.com

      ISBN 978-1-940385-10-5

      No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise), without the prior written permission of both the copyright owner and the publisher of this book.

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      Welcome to What’s Breaking Your Budget, the first book in the Living Smart series. You being here is a good sign, because you realize you have problems and you’re seeking solutions.

      Just so you know, I don’t have a degree in finance. I’m not a financial advisor, and I don’t have a string of initials after my name.

      My 34 years as a technical writer writing instructions, along with an above-average dose of common sense started me on this path. I learned how to create

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