Fight for Your Money

David Bach's tenth book on personal finance is an encyclopedia of financial action steps combined with strong motivational encouragement. He covers the major spending categories such as banking, insurance, tax savings, retirement, buying or renovating a home, travel, credit cards, and buying cell-phone, Internet, cable, and health-club plans. It's clear that Bach's practical advice is the result of an impressive amount of research and experience. Narrator Bob Walter's tone of alarm engenders the activist mentality we need when corporations scheme to drain every dollar from our wallets. In this full-length production, he keeps the listener engaged, making this a comprehensive resource essential for consumers. T.W. (c) AudioFile 2009, Portland, Maine


Since his appearance on "Oprah," the author of the Finish Rich titles has become America's financial adviser. In this latest volume, Bach does not waver from his commitment to demystify the steps to financial solvency. He encourages every individual to take control of his/her finances. Oliver Wyman delivers a cogent explanation of how to be a savvy spender, offering an upbeat, conversational, well-enunciated approach to the details of financial literacy. Wyman keeps listeners engaged and punches the endings of many sentences in a way that supports the message of the book. The positive energy of his reading supports the writer's intent to create confidence in listeners who wish to tackle their finances. M.R. (c) AudioFile 2009, Portland, Maine