Annual Financial Checkup Workbook

The Power of Independence Can Be the Best Gift for You and Future Generations

There is a close link between finances and mental health. Money struggles can lead to stress, anxiety, and low self-esteem, and vice versa; mental health challenges can affect financial decision-making. This leads to a vicious cycle that can feel impossible to escape. This also makes it more challenging to be available for the ones you love. Therefore, one of the greatest forms of self-care is striving for financial independence. Take back your life!

I created this for my teenage children, hoping it would serve as a valuable resource they could use throughout their financial journey. However, after sharing it with several family members and friends, along with a financial advisor, I’ve received lots of positive feedback.

So, what do you have to lose? Check it out! It’s free, no signups required, and packed with a ton of free printables. Even if these steps do not align with your goals, they may provide a clearer understanding, a new nugget of information, or spark a deeper motivation that could help further your financial journey.

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Bonnie

I feel we are all students of one another, learning from each other’s strengths and weaknesses. I am not a financial advisor, but I am continuously learning on my journey to become financially independent, and I’m passionate about teaching others how to do the same. Come learn with me so we can live our best lives and then spread our wings to help others do the same

“Reach one, teach one, and repeat. If the world did this, we would be a much better place.” - Rudy Martinez (Alaska Prepper)

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