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Stanley walks through situations that are a part of everyday life, life events.
1. Debt: this is part of the growing phase of life and when managed well and used with intentionality, can propel you forward.
2. Growing, either individually or with a family, is a life event that asks you to determine your absolute needs, figure out who is on your team, and set your financial and lifestyle goals in place.
3. Understanding your Cash Flow Management at each stage of life and how it interacts with your Responsible Solution.
4. “Big Ticket” items, such as paying for college (your children’s or your own), buying a home, new car, and saving for retirement are larger expenses that need to be built into your financial foundation.
5. Enjoying life with financial responsibility allows you to take your vacations, build memories, and live the lifestyle you desire at any budgeting level.
6. Leaving a legacy, not just of wealth, but of knowledge. There is more to ‘money management’ than the dollar. There is more to leaving a legacy to your family than a check.
7. Lastly, financial stability isa the foundation of it all!
By Stanley J. Targosz IIIStanley walks through situations that are a part of everyday life, life events.
1. Debt: this is part of the growing phase of life and when managed well and used with intentionality, can propel you forward.
2. Growing, either individually or with a family, is a life event that asks you to determine your absolute needs, figure out who is on your team, and set your financial and lifestyle goals in place.
3. Understanding your Cash Flow Management at each stage of life and how it interacts with your Responsible Solution.
4. “Big Ticket” items, such as paying for college (your children’s or your own), buying a home, new car, and saving for retirement are larger expenses that need to be built into your financial foundation.
5. Enjoying life with financial responsibility allows you to take your vacations, build memories, and live the lifestyle you desire at any budgeting level.
6. Leaving a legacy, not just of wealth, but of knowledge. There is more to ‘money management’ than the dollar. There is more to leaving a legacy to your family than a check.
7. Lastly, financial stability isa the foundation of it all!