Self-Help & Personal Development review
Save Money: The Top 100 Tips review
A $7 ebook of 100 money-saving tips, from shopping and contracts to energy and investing, by a German author with a traceable address.
Worth it
A tip collection at $7 with 60 days to get your money back is a fair offer, and the author is identifiable with a postal address. The tips are general, so some will not apply outside Germany, especially around insurance and contracts, and the investing section is necessarily brief. The page calls it an ultimate guide to financial freedom, which is more than 100 short tips can be, but the order form stays factual.
- Price
- $7
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Readers who want quick, practical saving ideas
- Not for
- Anyone who needs debt or investment advice for their situation
Save Money: The Top 100 Tips at a glance
Save Money: The Top 100 Tips collects saving methods across everyday spending at the supermarket, big purchases like electronics, furniture and travel, budgeting and getting out of debt, energy and sustainability, insurance, phone plans and subscriptions, and investing savings. It is the English edition of a guide by Heiko Boos, a German publisher of short guides and PLR material. The price is $7, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
- Format
- Ebook, instant download
- Length
- Not stated; 100 tips
- Price
- $7.00
- Add-ons
- Two other ebooks, not pre-ticked
- Refund window
- 60 days
- Seller
- Heiko Boos, Am Steinsteg 66, 76879 Bornheim, Germany; email listed, phone on request
- Digistore24 ID
- 600746
100 tips across budgets
Shopping, big purchases, budgeting, energy, contracts and investing.
Breadth over depth.
Written for Germany first
Some advice on insurance and contracts may not transfer to US readers.
The basics of budgeting and shopping do.
Pros and cons
What works
- Low price
- Identifiable author
- 60-day guarantee
- Add-ons not pre-ticked
What does not
- Some tips Germany-specific
- Investing covered only briefly
Save Money: The Top 100 Tips FAQ
What does it cost?
$7 one time.
Is it US-specific?
No, it was written for a German audience first.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 60 days.
Who wrote it?
Heiko Boos.
The bottom line
A tip collection at $7 with 60 days to get your money back is a fair offer, and the author is identifiable with a postal address. The tips are general, so some will not apply outside Germany, especially around insurance and contracts, and the investing section is necessarily brief. The page calls it an ultimate guide to financial freedom, which is more than 100 short tips can be, but the order form stays factual.
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