How to Unf*ck Your Finances a little bit each day

Let's face it: when it comes to money, there's way more to worry about than whether we'll ever afford a house. Like how to make money stretch when you're living paycheck to paycheck. Or how to not spend so much at the grocery store. And where the hell that $500 dollars just went.

Understanding money is overwhelming - even the economic experts don't agree! Luckily, you don't need a master's in finance to start unf*cking your wallet. Instead, it's all about the small steps we can take every day to be more mindful with our money.

Whether you've already started a retirement account or you've got credit card debt, Jo Stewart has answers about how to still enjoy the weekend without wondering where rent's going to come from. From changes we can make at home, like saving on energy bills, and in the store, like understanding when not to use a credit card, she will help you get back in the black and stop stressing about that hole in your pocket.

About the Author

Jo Stewart is a writer and editor whose words and images have been published in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Saturday Paper, International Traveller, Canadian Geographic, VICE, The Telegraph (UK), Metro (UK) and The Times (UK). From filing stories from a yacht in Antarctica to writing features from a swag in Australia's Simpson Desert, Jo has worked on expeditions to some of the world's most isolated, unforgiving places, including Shackleton: Death or Glory, a documentary project screened worldwide on Discovery Channel, SBS and PBS.

She has previously published How to Unf*ck the Planet a Little Bit Each Day with Smith Street Books.