- Approximately 32% of Americans can’t cover a $400 emergency*
- Nearly two-thirds of Americans, 64%, say they live paycheck to paycheck **
- U.S. credit card debt hit a record $930 billion with younger Americans having the highest delinquency rate+
*Federal Reserve 2022; **Lending Club 2022; +CNBC 2022


Stop living
paycheck to paycheck,
ditch your payments,
and feel secure for your future.
I’m dedicated to serving and teaching
you how to win with money!
I will show you how to save for emergencies, pay off all your debt for good, and build wealth.
With each step, you’ll change how you handle money—little by little!
Creating a Budget
Plan for how you’re going to spend your money. Using a zero-based budget, you’re in control of every dollar that you earn and spend. A budget is permission to spend, while feeling you just got a raise!
Debt Management
72% of Americans have debt; the average American consumer debt load is $96,371. That’s not okay! Whether it’s credit card debt or a student or car loan, I’ll show you how to get to a zero balance.
Saving for Emergencies
A fully funded emergency fund will protect you when life’s bigger surprises hit. We’ll look at your current savings and expenses, and you’ll decide on your emergency fund goal.
Retirement Planning
Retirement may seem a long way off, but it’s never too soon to begin saving. Let me talk you through the available options.
College Funding
College gets more expensive every year. Help your children go to college the right way—without debt. It can be done!
Pay off Your Mortgage Early
There’s only one more thing standing in the way of your complete freedom from debt— your mortgage. Learn how any extra money you can put toward your mortgage will help save you tens of thousands of dollars in interest.
Build Wealth and Give
You know what people with no debt and no payments can do? Anything they want! When you focus on dumping debt, using only cash, and saving wealth, you’re destination is in sight… Financial Freedom!
“A budget is telling your money where to go, instead of wondering where it went.”
John Maxwell

