The Smart Money Woman by Arese Ugwu Book Review

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The rave online about this book made me buy it months back and I was not disappointed. The story line is fictional and predictable but also it is entertaining. It revolves around the life of a lagos "big girl" Zuri and her 4 friends. The
finance part of the book was so on point and I learnt a lot about investing, types of income, networking and so much more. Arese also included pratical exercises at the end of every chapter and for me I feel smart money woman speaks finance in an everyday layman's language because the advices are sound and easily achieve able.



Overall , the smart money is a pretty good read and I would rate it an 8/10. I would also recommend this book because it's a must read.

Have you read the book??? Let me know by dropping your comments below.

Comments

  1. Ajayi Abayomi16 August 2017 at 14:56

    What an interesting review made... it is surely a must

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  2. Busayo Makinde17 August 2017 at 02:45

    Thanks abayomi, the smart money woman is a must read for every African woman.

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  3. Unknown21 October 2017 at 17:28

    I have read the book and I would surely say it's a wonderful one. You can cut your coat according to what u want and still have more.

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  4. Unknown21 October 2017 at 17:29

    I have read the book and I would surely say it's a wonderful one. You can cut your coat according to what u want and still have more.

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  5. Busayo Makinde28 November 2017 at 14:00

    Thanks omotola and I totally agree with you on that.

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