The Wealthy Woman's Blueprint
A Self-Study Course to Transform Your Finances
Does this scenario sound familiar?
On top of having to pay for rent, groceries, gas, and transportation, your check is going straight to pay down your credit card debt and your student loan payments.
EVERY SINGLE DAY!
In your heart and in your spirit, you know that you are capable of wealth if you just had a way of reining in your spending, some guidance for eliminating your debt, and a support system of accountability.
You know that if you were given the tools and information to build wealth, you would take them and run with them.
But for now, instead of earmarking your income for wealth: building a plump retirement account, starting your online business, and building your 5-figure emergency fund, you spend all of your time worrying.
You are so frustrated and fearful about your finances that you find yourself unable to sleep.
You spent the time that you should be sleeping looking up at the ceiling wondering about when you will be able to make your financial reality match the vision that you have for your financial future.
In the pit of your stomach, you feel everything churning. You feel sick having to deal with all of your financial issues- how to quit living paycheck to paycheck, how to handle debt collectors, how to save when you don’t think there’s enough to save— alone.
And while you know that you shouldn’t, you start to compare yourself to all of your friends that seem to have it all.
You end up crying yourself to sleep making you feel even more depressed and overwhelmed about your financial problems.
Now let me get a little more personal here…
The good news is…you can do this, too!
The other good news is... you are in good hands.
INTRODUCING:
The Wealthy Woman’s Blueprint
How to apply my proven GEMS System of Student Loan Repayment to aggressively pay down both your private AND federal loans.
– Why paying your student loans now is better than paying them later.
– What you need to know about the pros and cons of consolidation.
– Why refinancing may or may not be the right move for you.
– How choose the repayment option that works best for your budget.
– The money mindset that has helped me, a daughter of a single-parent immigrant, save at least 20% of her income year in and year out.
– The surprising truth about how much you need in your emergency fund to feel like a grown woman.
– 5 Reasons why it is OK and necessary to be self(ish) if you ever expect to reach your financial destiny.
– How to use the MIT approach to increase your savings
– 3 online banks that will force you to save without you feeling the pinch.
– How to build a budget makes you feel like a grown woman
-Why the numbers 50/30/20 or 70/15/15 will be your best budget friends.
– How to save without sacrificing style or your freedom.
– The money moves and the specific tools (online banks and structures) to help you overcome any initial fear of getting right with your money.
In this module, you’ll master:
– My proven straightforward and on-target systems.
– How to use my proven Debt Domino Plan to eliminate your debt effectively and efficiently. – What you should say to debt collectors to make them go away.
– Why there is no such thing as good or bad debt.
– What money and emotional structures you need to conquer your credit card debt demons for good.
– The Four I’s that lead us into spending temptation and how you can protect your credit and your financial future from them.
In this module, you’ll get super pumped about learning:
– What your “magic number” for retirement is.
– What your options are for helping you reach the retirement finish line with ease.
– What you can do as a young professional to avoid “The Struggle” retirement.
– What you can do as a mature professional to play catch-up.
– What you should know about IRAs and retirement plans whether you work for a company or are your own boss.
Testimonials and Success Stories
“I’ve had the pleasure of not reading Kara’s blogs but sitting in the audience of one of her workshops. Her simple, yet profound, message had each of us in the group really examining messages we’ve received about money and its influence on our behavior, in a way that popular money management gurus couldn’t. Her message not only created a shift in me, as I examined faulty thinking about money and money management, but has also altered messages I give my son about money.”
- Norissa Williams
“My session with Kara was informative. What I really liked was that she didn’t offer generic advice, she asked what I wanted to do, what my goal was. I believe she got an understanding of what my vision is and directed from there. Kara listened and asked questions, and because of that I truly value the information she provides.”
- Christina Lattimore
“Kara’s work is so important for all of us. I love her website and everything she does. We NEED these conversations about prosperity and abundance.”
- Abiola Abrams
“Kara has been a writer with the MN Business page for the past two years. Her work has proven, time and again, to be thoughtful, thought-provoking and in keeping with her desire to bring to the forefront the cultural issues that impact the personal and professional lives of Black women. I have worked with a large group of freelancers over my three years with MadameNoire. Kara stands out for taking the initiative to pitch stories consistently, file them on deadline with clean copy. She clearly enjoys what she’s writing about, pushing ideas further with each pitch and digging more deeply into her topics of interest.”
- Joya Garcia
“Greetings, Sis. It was great meeting you yesterday. You gave me so much to think about. I have signed up for the newsletter and I have downloaded my book. I also talked with my husband about some of what we discussed. That went well. I am “ready for my change,” Kara! I am dedicating myself to it.”
- Etare
“The Frugal Feminista offers insightful articles on the intersection of life and finances. There are few other places on the web where you can find the kind of down-to-earth advice that TFF provides on love, work, friendship and money.”
- Danielle Douglas
Your Instructor
Kara Stevens is the founder of The Frugal Feminista, a personal finance and lifestyle blog and committed to empowering women to use money as a tool to fund their “juiciest” lives.
After climbing her way out of $65K worth of student loan and credit card debt, building up her financial reserves, and aggressively investing in equities, Kara soon saw the link between personal liberation, power, and financial freedom and wanted to inspire and educate other women around the increasing their financial acumen and financial self-confidence.
A teacher, historian, connector, and activist at heart, Kara wants to lead a “frugal feminista” revolution– to change the conversation between girlfriends, between husbands and wives, and between mothers and daughters.
Ms. Stevens is a native New Yorker and first-generation American via the beautiful island of Antigua. She possesses a BA in Political Science from Oberlin College, a MSEd in Bilingual Education from CUNY’s Hunter College and an EdM in Organizational Leadership from Columbia University’s Teachers College.
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