This work offers an easy-to-follow route through the labyrinth of the world of money, cutting through jargon and showing that controlling your financial destiny is not just rewarding, but easy and fun too. For the cost of a large takeaway coffee or lunchtime sandwich a day you can create a stream of savings that will grow and grow, providing you with financial independence and security into retirement. This work shows how to: start saving for your own destiny; make compound interest work hard for you; invest sensibly in the market for long-term reward; turn the tables on debt; beat the investments experts at their own game; gain confidence in your dealings with money; choose the right pension; and get on top of taxes.

Multiply Your Money

Business & Money

Louth, Nick

Economics

McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.

Fully revised and updated second edition!Multiply Your Money offers an easy-to-follow route through the money labyrinth, cutting through jargon and showing that controlling your financial destiny is not just rewarding, but easy and fun too!Start early, and for the cost of a large takeaway coffee or lunchtime sandwich a day you can create a stream of savings that will grow and grow, providing you with financial independence and security into retirement.Learn how to:-Start saving for your own destiny-Make compound interest work hard for you-Invest sensibly in the market for long-term gains-Turn the tables on debt-Beat the investment experts at their own game-Gain confidence dealing with your money-Choose the right pension-Get on top of taxes

Multiply Your Money: The Easy Guide to Savings and Investments

Investing

Harriman House Pub

Funny Money: The (Investment) Diary of Bernard Jones (Bernard Jones Diaries)

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

In this second volume of the Bernard Jones Diaries, retired civil servant Bernard Jones is approaching his 64th birthday. Making money through investing remains as elusive as ever, though his overbearing and over-sexed wife Eunice finds no trouble spending it. Hell's Bells, the share club started at the Ring o'Bells pub by a coterie of dubious acquaintances, seems to be a better forum for gawping at barmaids and consuming pork scratchings than it is for an elevated debate over price earnings ratios and dividend yields.As ever, Bernard's family, Guardian-reading schoolteacher son Brian, dopey daughter Jemima and malevolent grandchild Digby (a.k.a. The Antichrist) all seem to stand in the way of his reaching financial nirvana. Worst of all is Bernard's dotty mother Dot, who holds in her palsied hands an inheritance that can make or break the family.Bernard is an emblem for the thousands of small investors whose stories of struggle and persistence are never told, an operating prophet for those weighed down by a demanding spouse-to-earnings ratio.

Bernard Jones and the Temple of Mammon: The Continuing Diary of a Cantankerous Investor (Bernard Jones Diaries)

About the Author Nick Louth is a financial journalist, author and investment commentator. He has regular columns in the Financial Times, the Investors Chronicle and on MSN Money website. His first book, an investment guide called Multiply your Money was published by McGraw Hill in November 2001. The Investment Diary of Bernard Jones followed in February 2007 and a novel, Bite, in October 2007. The second volume of the Bernard Jones Diaries, Bernard Jones and the Temple of Mammon, was published in November 2007. Nick Louth is married and lives in Lincolnshire.

Bite

Contemporary

The Body in the Marsh

Harriman House Publishing

When a woman goes missing, it gets personal for DCI Craig Gillard. But he could never imagine what happens next. 
Criminologist Martin Knight lives a gilded life and is a thorn in the side of the police. But then his wife Liz goes missing. There is no good explanation and no sign of Martin... 
To make things worse, Liz is the ex-girlfriend of DCI Craig Gillard who is drawn into the investigation. Is it just a missing person or something worse? And what relevance do the events around the shocking Girl F case, so taken up by Knight, have to do with the present? 
The truth is darker than you could ever have imagined. 
Utterly gripping and full of twists, this is a compulsive thriller from master Nick Louth for fans of Robert Bryndza, Patricia Gibney and Carol Wyer. What readers are saying about Nick Louth 'An unputdownable, heart-thudder of a read' Carol Wyer, author of Little Girl Lost\nThis was up there with the best thrillers I have ever read. 
Had me hooked from the start! I would definitely recommend this book. 
It grips you from the first page to the last. Excellent.

The Body in the Marsh (DCI Craig Gillard Crime Thrillers)

Genre Fiction

Canelo

Heartbreaker

The Body on the Shore (DCI Craig Gillard Crime Thrillers)

A brutal murder hints at a terrifying mystery, and this time it's personal.\nA body is found on a quiet lane in Exmoor, victim of a hit and run. He has no ID, no wallet, no phone, and after being dragged along the road no recognisable face. 
Meanwhile, fresh from his last case, DCI Craig Gillard is unexpectedly called away to Devon on family business. 
Gillard is soon embroiled when the car in question is traced to his aunt. As he delves deeper, a dark mystery reveals itself, haunted by family secrets, with repercussions Gillard could never have imagined. 
The past has never been deadlier. 
From master storyteller Nick Louth comes the third instalment in the DCI Craig Gillard series. Compelling, fast-paced and endlessly enjoyable, The Body in the Mist is a triumph, perfect for fans of Robert Bryndza, Angela Marsons and Faith Martin

The Body in the Mist: A nerve-shredding crime thriller (DCI Craig Gillard Crime Thrillers)

Canelo Crime

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