Brad Wilson has earned over 5 million frequent flyer miles, stayed two
weeks in one of the nicest hotels in Europe for free, gets 50% off his
iPhone and plan, and would never consider getting a mortgage from his
bank. He shares his secrets in his first book, Do More, Spend
Less: The New Secrets of Living the Good Life for Less (Wiley;
ISBN: 978-1-1185-1855-7; $17.95; January 2013, Paperback & E-book).
From the past 10 years of his life, Brad offers more than 50 real-life
money saving examples from travel to retail, and personal finance. Do
More, Spend Less takes readers beyond the great deals Brad shares
daily on BradsDeals.com,
which has saved 19 million consumers more than $200 million in the past
year.
Brad has traveled the world for free, grown his credit score from 400 to
almost 800, and can buy a new car for 25% off. This book is a game plan
for consumers to get off the default path, turn the tables on the banks,
airlines, hotels, cell phone companies and retailers and win in the
great game being played for their hard earned cash. Other money saving
examples shared in the book, include:
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How Brad got a 40,000 trip to Australia and New Zealand almost for free
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Turning coins into a million miles (or how Brad made the government $2
Million)
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Coupons with no threshold (or why Brad owns a closet of Brooks
Brother’s clothes he wouldn’t have bought otherwise)
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How to save $312 in 13 minutes every 6 months
Brad wants to re-teach how to be a consumer from the ways he has learned
while being able to live life to the fullest, and save tons of time and
money. Brad shares why consumers should never buy an Apple product from
the Apple store, details how to spend three weeks in a suite at the Park
Hyatt Paris for $20, and shares the unknown way to clean up a credit
report and add at least 20 points to the score.
The entire basis for thinking about how best to shop, spend, travel,
bank are essentially all aspects of being a consumer and Brad Wilson
has shifted how consumers should behave. Do More, Spend Less shows
readers how to ultimately master their savings.
