Personal Finance Expert & HBCU Educator Anthony O’Neal Announces Upcoming Book 'Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck'
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Posted By: K. . on May 12, 2026 Anthony O’Neal, personal finance expert, HBCU educator and 2X #1 national bestselling author, announces his new book Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck: The Proven Path to Break Free from Debt, Build Real Wealth and Live Free on Any Income, releasing August 25, 2026 through Nelson Books. Pre-order it HERE. Host of the podcast/YouTube show The Table with AO, O'Neal delivers a proven roadmap for millions of Americans who are trapped in the paycheck to paycheck cycle. His book arrives at a critical time: 39% of American workers say living paycheck to paycheck would be an improvement to their financial situation, with 44% overdrafting their bank account in the last month. O'Neal shares, "I know what it feels like to get paid on Friday and wonder where your money went by Tuesday. I didn't come from wealth, I built it. I went from being homeless and deep in debt to net-worth millionaire status. No matter your income, your background or where you are starting from, there is a proven path to freedom, and that’s why I wrote this book." "You do not have to keep living paycheck to paycheck," he adds. In Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck, O'Neal draws from his own story of financial struggle and years of coaching thousands toward financial freedom to give readers the practical tools and everyday habits they need to build financial margin, even if they're starting from zero. Through simple, proven steps, readers will learn how to: - Stabilize their finances and cast a vision for the goals that will guide them forward - Eliminate all consumer debt and regain control of their spending - Save three to six months of take-home pay and create habits that protect their progress - Invest with confidence so their money starts working harder than they do - Build a long-term plan to pay off their home, update their estate plan, and create generational wealth At its core, Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck is not a money book. It is a freedom book. "This is about peace of mind. It's about stability. It's about security," says O'Neal. "You cannot have any of those things if you are one pink slip away from financial disaster. The goal is not to make you rich. The goal is to make you free." As a member of Kappa Alpha Psi and adjunct professor at HBCU Virginia Union University, O'Neal has pledged to donate 2,000 copies of Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck to HBCU Colleges, furthering his mission to close the wealth gap between Black households and other demographics. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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