Dear Friends,
It is a great joy for me to announce that in February of this year I became a Money Coach, one of the first in Canada in fact. Since then, my new business Money really Matters has successfully grown to help clients of all ages, incomes and backgrounds to realize their personal and financial goals.

As a money coach, I help clear the “financial fog” for people struggling to get ahead. It is so rewarding. I listen to people’s concerns about money and I listen to their dreams. Using their own dreams as motivation, I help them to set reasonable financial goals and chart a path to their personal success.

After years of owning a financial planning practice I realized that a lot of people, more than investment advice, really needed help understanding where their money went each month. So now I take a back-to-the-basics approach to demystify money matters through personal coaching sessions and workshops like my upcoming “Women, It’s Your Money Make the Right Choices.”

I love the challenge of developing individual step-by step plans to help people gain control of their finances, get out and stay out of debt, and save for the things they want. Most of all, it’s gratifying to know that as I help others achieve their dreams, I’m achieving my own.

As my business is growing primarily by word of mouth, I would appreciate it if you could forward this newsletter to anyone who might benefit from the upcoming Workshop for Women or the One-on-One Money Coaching.

Thank You!

What is a Money Coach?

You know what a tennis coach does. And you’ve probably heard of a life coach, but what is a money coach?

A money coach will help you gain a clear sense of your financial situation and help you develop an action plan to get the life you want with the income you have.

I offer a common-sense approach to understanding your finances and a step-by-step plan to help you achieve your financial goals. We work together, in much the same way a tennis player does with her coach. My role is to motivate and educate you to take control of your finances.

To find out what my clients are saying visit my website. more...

5 Surefire Money Tips!
  Do what you love! The extra energy and stress it takes to stay in a job you don’t like may be costing you more than you think.
  Always strive to save 10 per cent of your net income, no matter how much (or little) you earn.
  Set goals and priorities. If you don’t know what you want to do, or where you want to go, you may never get there. Set short, medium and long-term goals to lead the way and keep you on track.
  Set up a separate savings account, money jar or envelope for each of your top goals and contribute to them monthly.
  Always be looking for new opportunities, such as opportunities to lower your rent, increase your income, save money…
 
   

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