I am going to teach you in very short, easy posts how to become financially fit. Every post will give you one step towards the goals of learning how financially fit you currently are, deciding how financially fit you would like to be, and then how to get there. Whether you are currently drowning in debt, trying to save money or plan for retirement I can show you what I have learned the hard way.
About
I have been in Emergency Services for over 40 years, staying physically fit, training and studying every day. Eventually, I realized I had neglected my financial fitness and began learning a little more every day. I am a firefighter/paramedic and not a licensed accountant, lawyer or financial advisor so this is for your information only and should not be considered official personalized advice.
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Starting your Journey to Financial Fitness
I found starting myself starting my financial fitness journey out of necessity after a life change. I found the process rather intimidating and scary but, the more I learned, the more I wanted to learn. I find it easier to learn in small steps (sometimes very small steps and sometimes I fall) so that is …
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Pennies and Millions
“The distance is nothing; it is only the first step that costs.” Mme. Du Deffand This quote is from the first book I read cover to cover on Financial Planning. It was written by the first female “financial advisor” who began her career in 1917. Many things have changed but we are again facing a …
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