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[Foster Parents Only] Would you like less stress? Are you tired of struggling in your personal finances? I've been there. At this free online workshop learn the framework my wife and I used to pay off $34,000 in 21 months.

We were foster parents for 6 years. We were also struggling to figure out how to manage our personal finances so we could get out of debt and have less stress in our lives.

The average American household owes $15,355 on credit cards. You're serving your community as a foster parent. I know you don't want to be average...

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Foster Parents – 5 Reasons You May be Having Money Problems As a foster parent, money problems will just add more stress to your life. Here are 5 possible causes of your money problems and what you can do about it.

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A little humor for all of you budget geeks.

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Happy New Year! I hope your 2015 is everything you dream it to be. Take action on the goals you have set.

The Elusive Emergency Fund

Start with a $1000 emergency fund and EVENTUALLY save 3-6 months of living expenses.

Does this seem like a goal that's not achievable to you?

This is a topic I've been thinking about lately. In know the path to debt freedom can be a long and arduous one. Trust me, I've lived through that journey.

There are 7 basic steps to getting to a life of debt freedom.

Step 1: Save $1,000 In An Emergency Fund
Step 2: Pay Off All Debt With The Debt Snowball (except for the house)
Step 3: Save 3 To 6 Months Expenses In Savings
Step 4: Invest for Retirement
Step 5: Fund College for the Kids
Step 6: Pay Off Your Home Early
Step 7: Build More Wealth and Give

I am in the middle of Steps 4-5.

I don't know about you, but in the beginning of my journey Steps 1 through 3 seemed impossible. Saving a $1000 emergency fund can even seem like a mountain too big to climb. I eventually made it.

What if there was a way to drastically accelerate those first 3 steps?

I'm working on a product to help you do just that. I need your help to make sure it's the right product.

I know your time is valuable so I'll keep it short.

Leave me a comment below and answer these 4 questions.

1. Which of the 1st three steps are you on?
2. If you could wave a magic wand and achieve your current step to debt freedom what would it mean to you? How would this make you feel? (Please be specific and paint a picture)
3. What are your biggest frustrations/roadblocks when it comes to achieving step 1, 2 or 3?
4. What pain would be solved if you achieved step 1, 2 or 3 today?

Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you!