In a world where rising prices are blamed for financial stress, a more dangerous force often goes unnoticed—personal inflation. While income increases, lifestyles quietly expand, expenses grow automatically, and savings shrink. Personal Inflation: How to Control and Save Money reveals how everyday habits, social pressure, digital convenience, and emotional spending inflate personal finances far beyond necessity.
This practical and insightful book helps readers understand why earning more does not always lead to financial security—and what to do about it. Through clear explanations and real-life reasoning, it shows how to control lifestyle creep, distinguish needs from wants, manage debt, build saving habits, and create lasting financial discipline.
Rather than promoting extreme frugality, the book encourages conscious spending and intentional living. Written for young earners, families, and retirees alike, it offers a realistic roadmap to financial peace, stability, and confidence in an age of constant consumption.