By Susan Reynolds and Robert Bexton, CFA

Being a single mother is difficult, especially in the cash-strapped financial environment that we live in today. With the cost of gas, food, and college all going up, how can one woman do it all?

Single mothers need a practical, issue-specific, easy-to-read guide to personal finance issues. Answering questions about the costs of rent, day care, health care, college, and more, this book will serve as a valuable tool for struggling single mothers everywhere. Whether they receive child support or not, most single mothers live on tighter-than-tight budgets - and they need a guide they can turn to, to get them through tough times and plan for the future.

Offering the advice single moms need to find a sense of security, this book is an affordable alternative to a financial advisor. 192 pages. Softcover. 2009.

See also this related book: The 250 Questions You Should Ask to Get Out of Debt, by the same publisher.
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