Book Lybomyr Ostapyv's set of books (set of 3 books)
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Book 1: Love and Budget. Home finances for couples on the way to financial freedom. Updated edition
If you live in Ukraine and decide to write a book that touches on the most silenced and uncomfortable topics, it will not be a book about sex. It will be a book about money. Of course, not about the abstract money of overseas billionaires or domestic oligarchs, but about our own, native money.
"Love and Budget" is not a book about how to make money. It is about how to manage what you earn. Most of the approaches and practical advice are addressed to people who live together and therefore manage not only their personal but also their family budgets. Liubomyr Ostapiv walks with them all the way to financial freedom - from the first uncomfortable conversations to choosing tools for accounting and planning, making decisions about the bank, loans and investments.
Keeping his finger on the pulse of finance, the author updated all the chapters of the updated book "Love and Budget", added new information on both behavioural economics and the Ukrainian financial market. There is a new chapter "Human Capital. Protect Yourself and Your Family from Forces Majeure", as medical expenses are the most underestimated in families' financial forecasts. The section "Your way to financial freedom. Case studies" has also been added. More than 10 thousand copies have already been sold! The purchase of each of them has definitely become a successful investment for Ukrainian families.
This book was published with the funds of the Institutional Support Grant provided by the Ukrainian Book Institute.
Book 2. The kid and the budget. How Ukrainian parents can raise financially successful children
When to start talking to children about money? What is the best way to give pocket money? How to explain what a family budget is? How much and where should you save for a quality education? How to raise your child to be financially successful?
This book brings together the main points from the experience of leading Western experts, as well as from dozens of articles on financial literacy. The author provides adapted game exercises and stories that can be used by Ukrainian parents.
"Kid and Budget" is a review of seminars, courses, books, cartoons, films, and stories on children's finance and entrepreneurship. These are conversations with Ukrainian parents of different incomes who are united by their positive experience in educating their children and their willingness to share it.
If parents have this information, their children will learn to manage their money wisely throughout their lives.
This book was published with the help of the Institutional Support Grant provided by the Ukrainian Book Institute.
From each book sold, we donate 10 UAH to the Tabletochki Foundation for the treatment of children with cancer tabletochki.org
.Lubomyr Ostapiv's book deals with the economic front in its two dimensions.
The first dimension is what happened in personal finance, the economy and the banking system. Lessons from the family budget under force majeure. Why the banking system survived. The hryvnia exchange rate and the factors of the national currency's future. The depth of the Ukrainian economy's decline. Tax reform in wartime. Fintech revolution for Ukrainians.
The second dimension is the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians in numerous working groups who have successfully implemented the isolation of the enemy's economy. Powerful Western sanctions and the voluntary withdrawal of international companies from the Russian market have brought the aggressor's economy back to the "evil days of old". May they lack the resources to continue this war for years, let alone start new ones!
The book also deals with the financial future of Ukraine. About global trends and our place in them. About international assistance and funds for the restoration of Ukraine. About money for reconstruction. About economic patriotism.
The author talks about the future with healthy optimism. After all that has happened, it is important for us to look forward. After all, victory is not just about surviving and preserving territories. Victory means rebuilding a better Ukraine.