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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Get WalletWise, The Workbook" by Ken Remsen.]

There is a saying that "money answers all things," maybe not all in the real sense, but most of all human needs, which is why one needs to be prudent with money. Not everyone is born a billionaire, and not everyone will be one. But, the right attitude towards your wallet will give you a chance to live a comfortable and peaceful life that even billionaires don't live.

Ken Remsen, in this beautiful book, Get WalletWise, The Workbook, explains in detail with practical examples how to manage personal finances and offers budgeting tips for finding financial freedom and living a debt-free life. According to the author, most of the American population is in debt that they won't be able to pay off before their deaths. This debt could have been avoided if they had known the things the author explained in this book. The financial system is built in a way that extorts its users, and accumulating debt is easy with the introduction of credit cards. An indebted person can never live a financially free life and will always be frustrated. As someone who has survived paying off all his debts and now lives in financial freedom, Ken shares in this 219-page book the things that wrecked him financially and how he conquered them. This book is a must-read for everyone who makes money and can't explain where the money goes. 

I had a great time reading this book, and I liked the pace at which the author moved. He started the book by going into detail about what causes financial havoc and how easy it is to enter it, then he proceeded to explain how to be free. The book touched on every aspect of human needs and spending habits. Things we consider irrelevant or minor can sometimes be draining, and we won't know because we don't see them as a threat. The author of this book explained that the rich don't have the same spending habits as the average person. Many people spend money to impress people who don't like them or are bothered by them. There was no dull moment for me, and I understood everything he wrote. 

At the end of each chapter, summary questions test the reader's understanding of the chapter, allowing them to discover themselves and draw a plan. The author used flowcharts, tables, spreadsheets, and images where appropriate, and I appreciate this about the book. The book is not just about reading alone, but practising what you have read and judging whether you failed or passed. 

There is nothing I dislike about the book. The book addresses issues that affect not just Americans alone. Everyone needs to get their spending under control to live in financial freedom, and the author did a great job of providing the required tips. The author used great quotes at the beginning of each chapter that prepared the hearts of the readers, and he also made great quotes that opened one's understanding. For example, "The cost of a wedding doesn't determine its future success." I learned a lot while reading this book, and I hold all I have learned dear to my heart.

The book was professionally edited, as I found a few errors while reading it. I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. This is not the first financial book I have read, but it differs from the rest in how the author reveals secrets of financial agencies, colleges, and many others. For these reasons, the book deserves the perfect rating I gave it.

I recommend this book to entrepreneurs, parents, young adults preparing for college, anyone in debt or struggling financially, business coaches, and readers of good books.

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Wow, this book is interesting and educating the author did Justice in explaining in detail about finance and how to spend it nice review.

Wow! I’ll definitely like to read this someday. Money is hard to make but easier to spend, putting a lot of people in potential debts. I’ll really like to learn from the author. Great job!

I agree with you money doesn't answer all things but money answer most of our needs in life there are specific things that money can not answer such as life, peace of mind, and many more. Good job.

Reading this book was a lot of fun for me. He began the book by detailing what causes financial chaos and how simple it is to join it before moving on to describe how to be free. A self-help book that is really intriguing. Great review!

Thank you for your review. I think books like this will become more popular with the current economy pressures

Everyone needs a book like this. There is a lot to learn from this book.

This is an interesting book, and though I have not read it your review is simple and understandable I would like to read this book nice review.

This is a captivating story that offers insight on how can manage his finances successfully without been in debt. The high population not just in America but around the glob is also affect the economy.

This could probably be a must-read for everyone. Everyone will like to learn one or two things that can enhance them financially. Thanks for the review.

I agree, budgeting tips are key to financial freedom and living a debt-free life. every individual needs to read this book, they are lots of things to be learned from it. you did an excellent job on your review.

This book judging by your review contains a lot for people to learn. This will definitely be a book I will pick up to read. Great review. Well done.

In this era, we all need financial literacy. I guess this is a book that teaches that. I would definitely love to read this.

We all need to get our spending in check, without doing this one would enter into unnecessary debts that would be difficult to pay. I look forward to reading and learning from this book .

This positive review for this book have definitely caught my attention. I love learning new things and it sounds like this book will be a great way to do so. It's good to know that Get WalletWise, The Workbook by Ken Remsen will teach me how to manage my finances.