f5 financial planning Archives - Page 17 of 34

Financial Freedom Tips (Video) – All About Credit Cards

By Josh Duncan | April 4, 2019 |

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Understanding credit cards (as tools, as well as all the hidden risks/costs) is essential! In this 4-minute video, we share what you need to know—plus 2 free tools you can use to help stay on top of your credit cards, become/remain debt-free, and achieve financial freedom.

Monday Morning Motivation – Fear

By Curt Stowers | April 1, 2019 |

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Are you letting fear or love direct your life?

Monday Morning Motivation – Believe

By Curt Stowers | March 25, 2019 |

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What do you believe?

KonMari – Learning Financial Planning from Marie Kondo!

By Curt Stowers | March 22, 2019 |

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There is some brilliance in Marie Kondo’s method, and her approach can be applied to financial planning. Read on to find out how to “tidy up” your financial life.

Financial Freedom Tips (VIDEO)- Guidelines for your Spending Plan

By Josh Duncan | March 20, 2019 |

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Guiding your finances with a spending plan is an important step in achieving personal significance. In this 4-minute video, I’ll provide some guidelines for different types of spending. This will help you either get started or evaluate your current situation.