Put your family first by putting your money first
Set your kids up to be financially successful from day one
Between you and your spouse, one has to be a financial leader
Once you set a budget, everything else falls into place
A FREE E-COURSE TO GET YOUR BUDGET BACK ON TRACK
Ready to join the Financial Effect Family and take control of your finances?
Check out our Budgeting 101 e-course, a FREE course that will walk you through the steps to set your goals, create your budget, and finally succeed in getting where you want to go!
In this course, there is a series of videos that will help you to incorporate my money-saving strategies.
Make sure to follow the instructions in the videos and most importantly be honest with yourself about your finances.
I’m excited about your journey and I can’t wait to work with you!
Family first by putting your money first mentality – you have to become the keeper of the money. You have to know when it is safe to spend and you have to be willing to say no. You have to learn how to walk the fine line. You have to also have a thick skin.
Sometimes it is you against the family.
They want to go to Disneyland, but you have to be willing to say no. But you have to say no in a loving way. You are thinking of them when you say no. The family needs to be financially secure so that they can accomplish all the other things that they want to accomplish.
Employers, Advertisers, and salespeople want to put you in the rat wheel of life. They don’t care whether or not you get you and your family in the right financial position. If you spend all of your money and then some, then fine by them. Just like I had to take control over my family’s finances, I want you to do the same. Let us help you get on track. Set yourself free from the rat wheel and become a financial leader!
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