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Nearly $100,000 in debt - not counting the mortgage. That's where David and Ellen Abramson found themselves the day they took a hard look at their finances. That day, they began a journey to discover how to live a great life while spending less money than they earned. What emerged was a life free of money-related stress and one in which it became possible to build wealth. In The Money Game and How to Win It, Ellen shares what it took for them to clean up their money mess and how you can use what they learned to build a new financial future.

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"Zena Zumeta, J.D. Founder and Director, Ann Arbor Mediation Center Ellen Abramson has created a miracle -- in a very short book, written in an easy to read straightforward manner, she has changed my outlook on money. Instead of something to worry over, I see it is a tool to master. Thank you!! K. G. Szczypka, CPA, CFP(R), Myler & Szczypka, P.C. The Money Game and How to Win It is a great read. It's ""to the point"" and motivating. In my experience, there is typically no one single change that will better your financial situation overnight; but if you start by implementing multiple small changes, these will add up to financial success. Reading this book is a great start. Debra Christein, MBA Partner, B2B CFO Certified Business Transition ExpertTM The Money Game and How to Win It offers no-nonsense advice with a gentle hand - practical advice from someone who has been there and has moved from supporting Ann Taylor's, Home Depot's or Visa's financial plan to supporting their own! It offers great wisdom about how to alter one's view of financial success and become the master of your money rather than its slave. If you are interested in experiencing the freedom and joy that money mastery brings, read this book! Kathryn Greiner, Accredited Financial Counselor AFC(R) Retired, University of Michigan Credit Union The Money Game and How to Win It is a delightful, easy read. I applaud Ellen Abramson's courage to tell her story about a topic many people want to hide. Ellen demonstrates how her family turned their finances around working together to envision goals and track progress paying off debt and building savings. Working as a team, they maximized earning opportunities while making better spending choices. Learning from their story, you can do the same."

Zena Zumeta, J.D. Founder and Director, Ann Arbor Mediation Center Ellen Abramson has created a miracle -- in a very short book, written in an easy to read straightforward manner, she has changed my outlook on money. Instead of something to worry over, I see it is a tool to master. Thank you!! K. G. Szczypka, CPA, CFP(R), Myler & Szczypka, P.C. The Money Game and How to Win It is a great read. It's to the point and motivating. In my experience, there is typically no one single change that will better your financial situation overnight; but if you start by implementing multiple small changes, these will add up to financial success. Reading this book is a great start. Debra Christein, MBA Partner, B2B CFO Certified Business Transition ExpertTM The Money Game and How to Win It offers no-nonsense advice with a gentle hand - practical advice from someone who has been there and has moved from supporting Ann Taylor's, Home Depot's or Visa's financial plan to supporting their own! It offers great wisdom about how to alter one's view of financial success and become the master of your money rather than its slave. If you are interested in experiencing the freedom and joy that money mastery brings, read this book! Kathryn Greiner, Accredited Financial Counselor AFC(R) Retired, University of Michigan Credit Union The Money Game and How to Win It is a delightful, easy read. I applaud Ellen Abramson's courage to tell her story about a topic many people want to hide. Ellen demonstrates how her family turned their finances around working together to envision goals and track progress paying off debt and building savings. Working as a team, they maximized earning opportunities while making better spending choices. Learning from their story, you can do the same.

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"Ellen Abramson is living her ""second act."" Following a 30-year career in fundraising for the University of Michigan and the American Red Cross, Ellen carried out a plan to transition from full-time work for a large institution to a life in which she is in charge of her time and able to focus on what gives her life joy and meaning. To make this possible, Ellen and her late husband paid down $93,000 of debt within a five-year period. Today, Ellen lives debt-free, still empowered by the monthly plan for saving, spending, and giving which she and her husband used to free themselves of debt. Ellen graduated from the University of Chicago and received her Master's in Social Work from the University of Michigan. She is CEO of NorthCoast Banners and founder and CEO of Money Mindfulness, LLC."

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