Lynnette Khalfani - The Money Coach™ Newsletter 1-3-2006
Greetings,
Happy New Year from The Money Coach! I hope you are ready for BIG, BIG things in 2006.
I know I am. And I have lots of great news to share with you …
For starters, I am launching a year-long initiative called “Get Your Finances Fixed in 2006!”
During the first part of this campaign, I am kicking off a special “Financial Boot Camp” to help anyone out there who has made a financial New Year’s resolution. I realize that a lot of you have plans to get out of debt, save more money, or improve your finances in some way.
But let’s be honest. In the beginning of the year, we all start off with the best of intentions. Within a month or so, however, many of you will have broken your resolutions and reverted back to your old ways: spending too much, abusing your credit cards, or mismanaging your money.
My “Financial Boot Camp” is designed to whip you into shape and help you stick to your goals. It is a 10-week personal finances coaching program that runs February 2, 2006 through April 6, 2006. Whether you want to create a budget you can live with once and for all, get rid of those credit card bills, or learn how to lower your taxes, this coaching program has something for everyone. And because I am offering this financial coaching through a series of teleconferences, anyone can participate from any location in the world.
And as a bonus offer to my loyal subscribers, the first 10 people to sign up for “Financial Boot Camp” will also receive an additional one-on-one individual coaching session from me … completely FREE of charge.
To learn more about receiving group or individual coaching to fix your finances, click here.
I am also very excited to tell you that I have a new
wealth-building book, called Getting to Your First Million, coming out in
July 2006. It is being published by
McGraw Hill and it is the most comprehensive book I have written to date on
overcoming financial obstacles and creating lifelong riches.
Pre-order now from
Amazon.com
Some of you heard me yesterday during a financial planning roundtable discussion
on NPR. If you missed it, you can hear it now by visiting NPR's site at
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5076482. Be sure to
also visit my website (http://www.themoneycoach.net)
for updates on my future media appearances, public speaking engagements, and other activities.
Finally, did you know that under a new law, starting this month the minimum payments on many of your credit card payments will double? The good news is that the new law will force you to wipe out your debts faster, so you’ll pay less interest and finance charges on your credit cards. The bad news is that higher minimum payments may spell financial trouble for a lot of you – especially if you are cash-strapped and already having trouble making ends meet. For tips on how to deal with higher payments on your credit cards, read my Money Blog at http://themoneycoach.blogspot.com/
Wishing you a lifetime of prosperity …
Lynnette
P.S. Feel free to forward this email to any friends, family or colleagues you know who are serious about trying to fix their finances in 2006.