What are the top two questions you have as a wife and mom when it comes to finances? I want to make sure I know what wives and moms need. I cannot just go by what I think. Thanks for any feedback!
Ladies,
Thank you so much for your feedback. I will be addressing the retirement funds briefly because its not my area of expertise but it deserves being talked about. I agree the college funds is a good one and I hadn't thought about one. Will have lots of fun with that one, I used to be an independent career and college counselor for high school students with my husband.
Carol - about lowering the grocery bill - I had just wrote 12 ways to lower the grocery bill as a regular post before you even sent it in. Thanks for confirming I was on the right track with that one. My group is actually doing a 24 week Savings Challenge that started in August and will end in December. This does warrant talking about other methods of saving. Thank you for asking the question.
Carla - you sound like me - Did you need that and Honey did you put that check in the bank! Love it.
Candice - will definitely address mortgages. Thinking about making it a teleseminar though - maybe even a 4 week or more class on how to purchase a home.
Thanks again Ladies. You are more than welcome to check the site out at www.wifecfo.com and let me know what you think.
T.
Did you need that...
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Honey did you put the check in the bank?
explain mortgage stuff, and where to invest money for child's education
ok, my top two questions are, how in the world can I lower my grocery bill? the second would be: Is it better to save money in a savings account in the bank or invest the money where there's a chance of better profit? and if it's better to invest, in what kind of bussines should I invest.
there you go, my two cents.
good luck!
Retirement and college funds. Basically how to do it (especially if the family budget is already very tight!).
1 If we are stay-at-home moms, what long-term financial consequences are there (like no to little social security) and how to overcome those- and 2 how to effectively save for education/retirement/future needs/get out of debt for one income and two income families (and how to effectively work from home safely while maintaining as much income as possible).
