Ken Remsen

As a money expert, Ken Remsen founded WalletWise, LLC, a Financial Coaching business, that helps people become debt free. Unlike many money experts, Ken did not grow up in an affluent home. Ken has seen firsthand the obstacles his family faced with their finances. His family had very little savings and spent borrowed money on unnecessary expenses. Ken earned a degree in real estate and urban land economics from the University of North Florida by working full time in real estate. He worked...See more

As a money expert, Ken Remsen founded WalletWise, LLC, a Financial Coaching business, that helps people become debt free. Unlike many money experts, Ken did not grow up in an affluent home. Ken has seen firsthand the obstacles his family faced with their finances. His family had very little savings and spent borrowed money on unnecessary expenses. Ken earned a degree in real estate and urban land economics from the University of North Florida by working full time in real estate. He worked during the day and scheduled his classes at college two days a week. He graduated with a four-year degree in three years. For 3 decades, Ken has studied finance, bought and sold real estate and paid off all personal debt to help create a six-figure stock portfolio. Ken has experience managing and executing a Family Trust. He is currently a CFP candidate.Ken Dedicates his Service to YouHe dedicated his service to help you get out of unnecessary debt and reduce your money anxiety. Ken wants you to avoid predatory lending scams, money missteps, and find happiness through living on less that you earn. He wants to teach you how to create positive money habits. Best-Selling AuthorKen's first book, Get WalletWise, is an Amazon bestseller. It's the book that covers all the many money principles Ken recommends. Resource Filled WebsiteKen's fills his website walletwise.org with money resources to help you shop for the best credit card for you, download forms to help you manage your money, reduce your debt, and personal finance blog posts at walletwise.org/blog. Besides writing about all things personal finance, Ken enjoys reading, cycling to keep in shape and spending time with his friends in Toastmasters and the Central Florida Guild of the National Speakers Academy. See less