One of our other coaches received this feedback and I wanted to share
it. Cheryle has expressed how the Money Mastery coaching services she
received were the best financial planning advice she's ever had:
Cheryle P. (Utah):
When beginning the Money Mastery program, I was basically ignorant of my total income as well as where it was going.
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When my clients tell me that Money Mastery is the best thing to come
into their life, I just have to share their comments with everyone else:
Bruce E. (Utah):
I have to tell you that the Money Mastery® program
has been the best thing to come into my financial life. I’d been
living month-to-month, blind. I didn’t know where my money was going
and had no plan to get out of debt. It was really frustrating. Now I have total control every month and it’s so easy to keep track of my spending.
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Thought I'd post a comment from one of my clients on his experience with the Money Mastery program:
Brian S. (Texas):
The Money Mastery program has really benefited us. It has opened our eyes as to where we are spending our money and on what we are spending it on. For the first time in our lives, we have extra money at the end of the month.
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Expressions like these are just one of the reasons why Peter and I coach!
Bill & Mary Ellen (South Carolina):
My wife Mary Ellen and I have been married for more than 26 years.
Ever since the beginning of time we have had difficulty with our
finances. Granted as two young kids, we never thought about money, nor
were either of us taught the value of a dollar. As time went on we had
two children, a girl now 25 and married and a boy now 19 and in the
Marines. We are now considered “empty nesters.” However, our
financial hardships of 25 plus years finally came to a head last
September when our daughter got married.
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Here's another e-mail from a coaching client that has been blessed by applying the 10 Principles of the Money
Mastery® program. To protect
privacy, I have only included the first names:
Andy & Sheri (Utah):
Alan has been a great inspiration and coach, we do not look forward to the end of our coaching sessions with him.
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Here's another e-mail from my coaching client, Alice F. (California):
Since joining the Money Mastery
program and with your mentoring, I’m now focused on my finances. When
I first started with the program, you told me to open a savings
account. I remember thinking, “I’m putting all extra monies on the
credit card bills,” which at the time, I thought was more important.
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Peter and I get these kinds of e-mails all the time, where our clients
share their experience in applying the 10 Principles of the Money
Mastery® program and how it has changed their life. To protect
privacy, I have only included the first name and initial of the last
name:
From Agnes B. (Iowa)
As a homeowner living paycheck-to-paycheck, only home repairs that
were deemed an emergency were fixed in a timely manner (and only after
every home remedy was exhausted). I have been maneuvering for years
around buckets under leaking sinks and bathtubs where water flows from
the shower and tub faucets, simultaneously.
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Just out today the IRS says the refunds are mostly being spent a little to catch up on credit card debts and then to fund a much needed vacation. Especially among those making less than $45,000 a year, they spend it all. Just a thought.
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"We’re Already Tight...We Won’t Find Any More Money"
Stan and Arlene Harbrecht were from Tennessee. Stan was a truck driver, making a modest income of about $24,000 a year. Arlene was a schoolteacher. The Harbrechts had a daughter in college who was in real need of some money, but Stan was concerned because he just didn’t feel they had anything to send her. The daughter’s housing had come due and they needed an additional $110 a month to cover this expense. The Harbrechts had come to Time & Money for some basic coaching, but Stan was only mildly interested, and as their Money Mastery coach explained Principle 2, Stan said “I know how tight we are with our money. I can’t believe that you think tracking our spending is going to help us find extra cash. That’s baloney!”
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