There are genuine problems with the American economy. You cannot afford to be frivolous with your money […] Get WalletWise discusses the money pitfalls that will trip the unwary and vulnerable.
- Ken Remsen

In Get WalletWise, veteran financial coach Ken Remsen provides you with life-changing financial planning advice and savings strategies that you can use to start building wealth and working towards financial freedom, even if you have always had difficulty staying true to budgets, saving money and being financially responsible. The book is specifically designed to help real working-class people and families prosper in the current economic conditions that are causing anxiety and making it harder for people to pay bills on time, prepare for retirement and save for your children’s college or trade school.

In this revolutionary, but relatable financial advice book, you will learn:

Time-tested methods that ensure that your family spends less than you earn and puts the rest into safe havens, like savings accounts, college funds, or other dedicated budgeting goals Learn how to avoid self-destructive behaviors that put you in debt, with high-interest credit card payments, late fees, and long-term student debts How to pay off credit card debt and teach your college student how to avoid student loan debt How to plan for your retirement and learn how to reduce insurance expenses. Advanced negotiating tactics for buying a house at the best price and getting the best price when buying a car. Learn how to build a profitable side hustle and second income to make extra money safely and increase your income base. Access proven downloadable resources to help you create your biweekly and monthly budget planner and track your expenses

Get WalletWise is a unique personal finance guide that can help anybody succeed at money management and teach you real-world budgeting skills that will allow you to be financially responsible, without feeling tied down. This book is designed for both young families and those approaching retirement age.

The process of becoming debt-free will probably take you out of your comfort zone. That is OK. Anything worth achieving requires sacrifice and hard work, and I know you can do it. - Ken Remsen

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