Is there life after debt? If money can’t buy happiness, what will? How can you get off the treadmill of our materialistic society and savor life — without starving?

This delightful, thought-provoking look at the world of family finances will help you answer these questions for yourself. You’ll discover the secret of true success by learning five timeless financial principles. Each financial principle is illustrated with an insightful parable, timely advice and several practical ideas.

In Financial Freedom for LDS Families you’ll discover how to be financially free by:

• Learning how to get out of debt and stay there
• Practicing simple changes in spending and saving habits
• Recognizing the difference between ownership and stewardship
• Finding dozens of easy ways to save money
• Understanding why our families should be our first priority
• Providing ideas for numerous ways to make money at home
• Teaching how to live a more abundant life
• Providing great lists of free consumer information
• Understanding what makes a person truly rich

“Harried parents, as a rule, do not write or read books about family finances,” the author admits. “We’re too busy running Junior to ball practice, chasing runaway shopping carts, holding down a job or two, sorting darks from lights, and figuring out 101 ways to fix frozen hamburger.”

Still, the author notes, “Everywhere I go these days, people who know me ask, ‘How did you get out of debt when you make a fraction of the income we do and have ten times as many kids?’ This book is my answer.”

Published: July 2006
Pages: 224
6' x 9'