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Single Mom on One Income
How to Afford Rent, Childcare and Groceries, Stretch a Budget Through the Lean Month, Find the Benefits You Qualify For, and Build a Small Cushion When It's All on YouBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 6m
About this audiobook
You do the math again after the kids are finally asleep: the paycheck, the rent, the daycare, the groceries, the gas. It does not reach the end of the month. It almost never does. And every money book on the shelf seems written for two incomes, a partner to split the bills with, or someone without a childcare line that eats a third of the check. You are not failing. You are doing one of the hardest things there is, alone, on one income, and you need numbers, not a lecture. Single Mom on One Income is the practical survival guide for exactly that. It is not a divorce book and not a dating book. It is a plain-language plan for making one paycheck stretch through the lean month, finding the help you actually qualify for, understanding how child support really works, keeping a roof overhead without the one-bedroom guilt, and finally putting a little aside so the next emergency does not wreck you. Inside, you'll learn: Written by someone who has sat at that table with a calculator and a cold cup of coffee, this book will not make you rich. It will make you steadier, harder to knock over, and done guessing.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics
Length3 hrs 6 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 4, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Single Mom on One Income
2Important Notice
3The Math After Bedtime
4Chapter 1: The Real Numbers: Your Money Map
5Chapter 2: The Lean-Month Budget: A Plan Built for One Paycheck
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6Chapter 3: When the Money Runs Out First: Triage and the Bill Order
7Chapter 4: Help You Might Qualify For: The Safety Net for Working Parents
8Chapter 5: Child Support, Really: Getting an Order, Getting Paid, and the Arrears Fight
9Chapter 6: Keeping a Roof Overhead: Rent, the One-Bedroom Guilt, and Housing Help
10Chapter 7: Childcare That Doesn't Eat the Whole Check
11Chapter 8: Cutting Costs Without Cutting Your Kid's Childhood
12Chapter 9: The Starter Cushion: An Emergency Buffer on One Income
13Chapter 10: Bringing In More Without Tripping the Benefits Cliff
14Chapter 11: Digging Out: Payday Loans, Credit Cards, and Collections
15Chapter 12: The Guilt, the Panic, and Not Burning Out
16The Quarterly Check-In: Steadier Than Last Year
17Quick Reference: Worksheets, Benefits Checklist, Scripts and Straight Answers