
Annual Financial Checkup
(This course is not complete. It is still a work in progress, but feel free to check out the information posted.)
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the countless opinions on managing money? Personal finance is, at its core, personal, so what works for one may not work or be best for another. We are all at different stages of life, find value in various aspects, and have varying risk tolerance levels.
This course was designed using a blend of insights, allowing you to choose a path that will help you achieve peace of mind for your unique financial goals. Take these one step at a time, and you’ll be surprised by your progress in just a few years.
It’s important to review this at least once a year, starting from the beginning, to ensure you are not leaving any gaps and to set yourself up for success. With time, these questions will become easier to go through as you start making financial decisions based on your own unique goals.
*Please note that I am not a financial advisor, and this Annual Financial Checkup course should not replace professional advice from a qualified financial advisor. Although it was originally designed for my children, I wanted to share it with anyone else who may find value in it.
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Who you are tomorrow begins with what you do today.
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Knowing your WHY is a crucial first step to building wealth.
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Turn your aspirations into a roadmap.
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Question #3 - What is your Net Worth?
Knowing your true starting point is key to successful wealth building.
Knowing your true starting point is key to successful wealth building.
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Tithe means “tenth,” and it symbolizes a test in the Bible.
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Introduction to Building Your Financial Foundation
It’s not a matter of IF setbacks will happen, but WHEN. Build a strong financial foundation to protect against life’s inevitable setbacks.
It’s not a matter of IF setbacks will happen, but WHEN. Build a strong financial foundation to protect against life’s inevitable setbacks.
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S.W.A.N. (Sleep Well At Night)
Stress is the thief of peace, but a good night's sleep is the guardian of your health and happiness.
Stress is the thief of peace, but a good night's sleep is the guardian of your health and happiness.
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Question #1 - Do you have an adequate Cash Emergency Fund?
Money you have quick access to, such as cash, a checkbook cushion, and/or in a savings account, that you can easily access should you need the money immediately.
Money you have quick access to, such as cash, a checkbook cushion, and/or in a savings account, that you can easily access should you need the money immediately.
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Notes for Questions 2, 3, and 4.
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