Money is Not a Math Problem

Written by Jade Warshaw

Narrated by Jade Warshaw

Money’s Not a Math Problem isn’t like the other books you’ve read about money.

It’s not a book about numbers, percentages or decimals. It’s a book that drives to the heart of the money problems many people deal with—because those problems are usually symptoms of a bigger issue. The issue is our inaccurate beliefs, fears and flat-out lies about budgeting. 

Ramsey Personality and debt elimination expert Jade Warshaw candidly shares how she and her husband, Sam, shifted their mindset around money and paid off over $460,000 in debt—including $280,000 of student loans! 

In this Quick Read, Jade uncovers five lies we tend to believe about budgeting. Then, she counters those lies with five truths that will rock your world—and change your attitude toward budgeting. Here are some of the things you’ll learn:

• An easy way to take control of your finances
• The key to get past the “we ain’t got no money” mentality
• A budget is a powerful money tool
• How to stop seeing yourself as a victim and an exception to the rules

In just 70 pages, this entertaining Quick Read will help you change your mindset about money and give you practical ways to reach your money goals with control and confidence.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ramsey Press
• Release date: Dec 5, 2023
• ISBN: 9798887820279

Reviews for Money is Not a Math Problem

[Tony Washington · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Great book to start the year off with! Would definitely recommend!

[Lauren Ackermann · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Not good! Don’t waste your time! Not worth the read!

[tomekiacathleen · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I really wanted to like this book the only thing I learned was you need to budget, I think we all know that. It’s a good book for college kids but not grown adults.

[Wokeishh · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

It’s fine. The focus is on people who hold themselves back from making a budget and the different excuses they give themselves. It’s not direct advice on how to pay off debt, but rather fighting off the reasons holding you back from being financially mature/accountable.