Video: Money's Too Tight to Mention
19:47 - Friday 17 May 2013 - In Categories Money, UK VideosDuring this time of austerity most of my regular readers will know that I am passionate about the credit crunch, writes Winsome ‘Lyrical Healer’ Duncan
It is imperative that communities on low incomes become financially literate in order to improve their quality of life. The welfare reform is looming and life for many will change from September.
In summer 2012, I decided to go to the heart of the community and make a film called Money’s Too Tight to Mention (above). This short film investigates practical tips for ordinary people to make their pound stretch further.
Also, read a free Amazon Kindle sample of my book An Inner City Guide To Surviving The Credit Crunch to get you started, here
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