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Suze Orman says: Do Your Own Financial Planning!

 

                       If So How?

 

Suze Says…

 “I think it’s imperative for you to do as much of the work as possible, rather than turning control over to someone else: your finances.”  Ms. Orman and I agree on this. Ultimately everyone is responsible for their own financial future.

What is a financial plan?

A financial plan is a written personal roadmap to your financial goals. It covers virtually all areas of your finances: it is both an organized snapshot of where you are, and a plan to where you want to be. A financial plan will cover all areas such as retirement, college education planning, investing, and over 50 other areas

How to Begin

Begin by getting your financial plan using financial planning software. You can now use internet based financial planning software like eFinPLAN to help you write a financial plan. For more information about eFinPLAN see the right column.

How to Implement your plan

After you’ve written your financial plan, you are now ready to begin putting it into action - following your plan to financial goal achievement. Your financial plan will…

      Help you make financial decisions

      Help you organize your financial affairs

      Help you be financially smart, because you will learn much during planning process

      Help you use trusted advisors when you need them

Get Started Now

Financial planners charge thousands to build you a plan. Build your own covering over 50 areas with our online software: Start Now (purchase), Learn More

 

 

What is eFinPLAN?

·    Online goal based financial planning software

·    Easy to use

·    Educational

·    Low Cost – No Risk

·    Comprehensive covers virtually all areas

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Recommended by Leading Women

·    Mary Hunt author of 15 “Everyday Cheapskate” books

·   MomSpace.com & WomenCorp.org

·   Internet software expert Shelley Elmblad of About.com: Financial Software