You’ve likely got money concerns, including how to save it, where to invest it, and how to break free of the constraints of debt. These can be lifelong challenges.

Traditional financial advice is impersonal—we place our money into the stock market, but then what? The key to success with money is to make it personal. It’s about you discovering your potential and ability to multiply it. It’s time to activate this financial superpower of yours to grow money, because now is the most powerful opportunity you’ll ever have to affect your financial life.

In Financial Epiphany, Scott Yamamura walks you through how to experience a mental miracle with your money. If you have a decent income yet find yourself overspending, undersaving, or feeling overwhelmed by debt, this book is for you. Scott breaks down six common financial obstacles that hold people back, and he flips the script on how to reach financial freedom in a delightfully unconventional yet simple way.

As a certified financial coach and communications professional, Scott uses his expertise in forming creative, effective messaging to cut through all the noise of the financial world to deliver this practical guide to understanding your money.

In this book, you’ll learn how to:
Through motivating lessons, awaken your “money-multiplying superpower,” and discover how it can turn even small investments into substantial rewards.
Become empowered through three rules of thumb that tell you how much your money can grow simply based on your age.
Eliminate debt through a novel approach that’s easy to follow, freeing you of financial fear, guilt, and regret.
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Financial Literacy Essentials: A Dollars and Sense Guide for Young Adults is a practical guide packed with essential money management tips for everyone. Whether you’re just starting out on your financial journey or looking to reclaim control of your finances, this guide is here to help you start making smart financial decisions. $0.99 on Kindle.

Have you ever wondered what people without children do with all their free time and money? Do you assume that they must have a lot of both? The truth is more complex than that! Childfree people come from as many different backgrounds and life circumstances as people with children do. Some are partnered, and some are not. Some are well-educated, some aren’t. Some are independently wealthy, and some are just scraping by. Dr. Zigmont’s “Portraits of Childfree Wealth” is a collection of 26 vignettes based on interviews with Childfree people. He adds his own significant insights, as both a fellow Childfree professional and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™. This book is an eye-opening look at the lives of people in the United States who deliberately chose not to become parents, and if you’re in the same boat, you’ll find a lot to relate to here. If you have children, you’ll learn how the other half lives. And if you’re a finance professional, you’ll see how money still plays a role for people who don’t have to worry about leaving assets to their children.

In Portraits of Childfree Wealth, Dr. Jay Zigmont, CFP®, interviews 26 individuals and couples to understand their lives. Each portrait provides a different perspective on Childfree Wealth from a diverse population across the US. There are stories from people who are barely making ends meet and others who have achieved FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) or FILE (Financial Independence, Live Early). Being Childfree does not automatically make people rich, as we still suffer from income disparities. The difference is that if a Childfree person is barely making ends meet now, they would have drowned if they had a child.

Some key findings:

• The reasons for being Childfree are as varied as the people themselves.
• There are very few or no regrets from people being Childfree.
• Being Childfree does not automatically make you rich.
• There is a relationship between growing up in poverty and poor and being Childfree.
• Childfree Financial Independence is simple: 1. Get out of debt 2. Max out retirement plans.

About the Author, Jay Zigmont, Ph.D., CFP® Dr. Jay, and his wife are Childfree and live in Water Valley, MS. He has a Ph.D. in Adult Learning from the University of Connecticut and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and Childfree Wealth Specialist. He is the founder of Live, Learn, Plan, and Childfree Wealth, a life and financial planning firm specializing in helping Childfree Individuals. He has been featured in Fortune, Forbes, Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Business Insider, Woman’s World, Investors Business Daily, and many other publications. Visit Childfree Wealth at https://childfreewealth.com. $0.99 on Kindle.

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