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personal finance - gnealy - 03-22-2010
does anyone know if the rudmans ,dantes book is close to the real test
personal finance - mlwilliamsiv - 03-22-2010
I don't know too much about that personally, but from what I've gathered from other sources, the Rudman's books are total crap.banghead
If you're a paying member, I'd search through the Specific Exam Feedback section and see what others have used and also go through the flashcards (if there are any). I'd also recommend the Personal Finance for Dummies book.
Good luck to ya!
From a loyal degree seeker,
personal finance - Shawn A - 03-22-2010
mlwilliamsiv Wrote:I don't know too much about that personally, but from what I've gathered from other sources, the Rudman's books are total crap.banghead
If you're a paying member, I'd search through the Specific Exam Feedback section and see what others have used and also go through the flashcards (if there are any). I'd also recommend the Personal Finance for Dummies book.
Good luck to ya!
From a loyal degree seeker,
I'll let you know how it goes in a few weeks, but my 17 yr old is currently enrolled in an Ed2Go Personal Finance Course to learn the material. The cost is $65 through Wayne Community College. After taking the course, we'll take a Peterson's Practice Test to make sure she knows the material, and then a DSST.