Howard McOmber - How Money Works Educator

What's bigger each month—your savings? Or your credit card bill?

The simple fact is that money compounds against people faster than it compounds in favor of them. It's hard to compete with interest on your credit cards that often hovers around 15%!

But if you're going to build wealth, you must leverage the power of compound interest—to YOUR benefit and not to the bank's.

That means locking away your credit cards and paying them down entirely, as fast as possible.

Then, meet with a licensed and qualified financial professional to see how you can put your money to work for you instead of for someone else.

Need to earn more money? You could just quit.

It's an increasingly popular strategy. Workers have been leaving their jobs in droves. The movement has grown so large that it has a name—the Great Resignation.

Research from Cengage reveals what's driving workers to quit...

91% want to make more money
89% feel burned out and unsupported
83% feel stagnant in their position

But workers seeking better opportunities are often disappointed. It turns out that many employers care little about fairly compensating their workers, or supporting them, or investing in their growth.

And so many people are simply sitting on the sidelines waiting for an opportunity where they can earn what they deserve, receive the support they need, and get the mentorship to reach the next level.

They need entrepreneurship. They need to make the move. And they need someone to show them how to do it.



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"From the Great Resignation to the Great Reskilling," Cengage, January 2022

Peace of mind is priceless, and financial literacy is the key to unlocking it.

Why? Because with the right tools and knowledge, you can take control of your finances. You can make informed decisions about your money. And when you have control, you feel more confident and at ease.

So take a deep breath, and get started on your journey to financial peace of mind.

Now you—and Dana—know! As a rule of thumb, your life insurance death benefit should be able to replace 10X your family income.

What's another life insurance question you need answered?