Financial Planning & Debt Management Guide: Wealth Building Mini-Course Launched
Jan 19, 2023
Invested Mom, an online wealth-building resource for women, has announced the launch of a mini-course to help individuals increase financial literacy. The 11-Step Guide to Building Wealth empowers participants to practice smart habits for building wealth.
Vancouver, Canada - January 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
As part of the recently announced course, entrepreneur and life coach Inge von Aulock reveals proven strategies and tactics for building sustainable wealth. The course has been designed to be easily accessible to everyone, regardless of previous financial knowledge, helping participants take charge of their financial future.
More details can be found at https://www.investedmom.com
Invested Mom's new 11-Step Guide To Building Wealth course offers participants viable tools to challenge the mindset that prevents individual growth and propagates poor financial habits. With the ultimate goal of freeing families from debt and providing a path to a stable future, this course teaches techniques that Inge von Aulock herself used to achieve financial independence.
According to the New York Fed, most American households increased debt this year faster than at any point in the past fifteen years. At the same time, TransUnion found that Canadian citizens now hold 7% more debt than they did at this point last year, while a Maru Public Opinion poll revealed that only 30% of Canadians consider themselves financially illiterate.
Invested Mom's guide has been created with these trends in mind and is intended to educate and empower those who currently find themselves in debt, or are struggling to make ends meet, on how to get out of the debt spiral and start investing for the future.
In particular, Inge von Aulock’s eleven-step program offers participants a chance to learn how to audit their finances and spending habits, helping them identify their purpose, defeat fear, and overcome procrastination. The course also discusses valuable tactics for negotiating pay raises and optimizing current income with the current job participants have. Investment tips and strategies are provided as well.
The course can be completed at an enrolee's own pace within a timeframe that fits their schedules. Inge von Aulock encourages participants to go through the modules more than once.
This latest guide is part of Ms. Von Aulock’s female-forward mission to educate and empower individuals to create their own sustainable financial future.
A spokesperson for Invested Mom said: “It wasn’t until Ms. Von Aulock became a coach that she realized how significant an impact she can make in people's lives by sharing her journey, learnings and processes. So here she is, advocating for everyone who is invested and wants to build wealth, especially the mommas!”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.investedmom.com
Contact Info:
Name: Inge von Aulock
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Organization: Invested Mom
Address: 5307 Victoria Drive Unit 716, Vancouver, British Columbia V5P 3V6, Canada
Website: https://www.investedmom.com/
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