I used nothing but the Wiley test bank and the books to supplement weak areas. I let the questions dictate where I need to read up on. I passed audit the last time with nothing but the test bank and using the reference tool to read. But that was my 3rd time taking audit and after three years in public accounting my experience allowed me to reason through audit much easier than when I was just a student.
Definitely spend the money on the Wiley test bank. While it doesn't have a book it does provide exact references to the question straight from their book. It is highly efficient but might not be the most effective way to study. On Amazon, you can find the books pretty cheap to supplement.
The Wiley test bank was 100x's better than Beckers in my opinion. The questions have typically been harder than the exam questions with Wliey so I have found that has prepared me each time. I didn't pass any with Becker. Have passed 3 with Wiley for a quarter of the price and I don't have to pay for a video where two annoying idiots tell me what to highlight and read which incredible inefficient way to study. Highlighting is not a measure of good hard studying. Answering as many multiple choice questions and taking the time to UNDERSTAND why you missed the question is in my opinion the most effective and efficient use of study time.
A person typically only retains the first 20-30 minutes of reading material. However, the mind remembers mistakes more intently than reading. Thus, your weaknesses are more likely to be resolved by making mistakes working questions than reading and highlighting.
Becker is a $3,000 racket and I'm very much against them.
F AR - 76
B EC - 82
A UD - 77 (lost credit)/Retake 2/25
R EG - 80
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