Millennials Planning

Millennials Planning
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Helping millennials plan to achieve financial stability and financial independence.

Episodes

  1. 07/11/2018

    Millennials Planning Podcast Episode 4- History of the Economics of Life Research Project

    On this episode we’ll talk about the History of the Economic of Life Research Project. This episode can educate Millennials on how to become Business Owners and Productive Individuals on the economics of their life by following research based business structures, not losing their surplus earnings to unnecessary income taxes, and not losing savings to unnecessary risk investments.

    8 min
  2. Research shows Cash Flow Planning and a little Economic Education can make a big difference

    06/17/2018

    Research shows Cash Flow Planning and a little Economic Education can make a big difference

    Do you have a job but feel like you cant earn enough to save enough? Are you unhappy at your job? Do you feel undervalued, underpaid, or under-appreciated? Are you relying on your supplemental 401k contributions for retirement? Do you know how much you will get from social security? Woahh! Slow down. Hearing all these things are giving most people a headache. It’s about economics, finances, numbers, math, things that are difficult and hard to understand. However, research shows that a little economic education can make a big difference. Live in-person Personal Finance seminar on: “Millennials Cash Flow Planning” 7pm, August 9thth 2018, at Le Stats on Park. Come to learn about the economics of your life and start implementing a plan to achieve financial stability and financial independence. This in-person workshop can prepare current Millennials to become highly productive individuals of society. Be able to earn enough and save enough to have surplus earnings and surplus savings, and have financial independence and personal significance. Message us to learn more.

    6 min
  3. 2018 Commencement Speech The One Thing I Wish I Knew When I Graduated

    06/11/2018

    2018 Commencement Speech The One Thing I Wish I Knew When I Graduated

    Congrats you graduated. But what’s next? Are you uncertain about your economic future? How are you going to make money, save money, pay back debt, and travel? Here’s the 1 thing I wish I knew when I graduated, and I graduated twice! You need to have a plan for financial independence. For graduates interested in participating in the research project and receive planning for financial stability and financial independence send us a message. Or go to 1financiallaw.wordpress.com and enter your email.

    6 min
  4. How to Increase Savings Decrease Stress Increase Quality Time with Efficiency Control and Safety

    05/31/2018

    How to Increase Savings Decrease Stress Increase Quality Time with Efficiency Control and Safety

    How millennials can increase savings decrease stress and increase quality time with efficiency control and safety. With Commercial Banks, Investment banks – Broker/Dealers, and Insurance Companies.

    12 min
  5. Millennials Planning - Challenges that Prevent Financial Stability and Financial Independence

    05/30/2018

    Millennials Planning - Challenges that Prevent Financial Stability and Financial Independence

    There are many challenges that prevent Millennials, aged 25-35, from achieving Financial Stability and Financial Independence. No plan, no objective, no structure, no economic education. For Millennials interested in overcoming these challenges participate in the research project. Go to 1financiallaw.wordpress.com and enter your email. For $275 we provide Millennials’ access to evidence based guaranteed-outcome planning programs that increase savings reduce stress and increase quality time.

    13 min
  6. Millennials Planning Podcast - EP3 - Overflowing Buckets Model Priority Allocation of Earnings

    05/23/2018

    Millennials Planning Podcast - EP3 - Overflowing Buckets Model Priority Allocation of Earnings

    The Economics of Life Research Project: Millennials Planning Program's Overflowing Buckets Model: Priority Allocation of Earnings is implemented in Millennial’ circumstances. A Millennial’s earnings flow first to Bucket 1. Surplus earnings, if any, overflow down to Financial Stability. Surplus earnings, if any, over flow to achieve Quality of Life, Financial Independence, and Personal Significance.

    8 min
  7. Millennials Planning Podcast - EP2 Economic Life Cycle Capital Accumulation Distribution Objectives

    05/22/2018

    Millennials Planning Podcast - EP2 Economic Life Cycle Capital Accumulation Distribution Objectives

    The Millennial’s economic life cycle model is an organic model with a clearly defined beginning and end. The objective of capital accumulation planning is to achieve financial independence. Financial independence is guaranteed life income equal to life style costs. The objective of capital distribution planning is to achieve personal significance. Personal significance is when you can give something to someone.

    11 min
  8. Millennials Planning Podcast EP1- History Principles Rules

    05/20/2018

    Millennials Planning Podcast EP1- History Principles Rules

    History about how the Millennials Planning Podcast was developed. Why the economics of life matter, and principles and rules developed from findings of the research that were proven to help Millennials overcome reported obstacles to help achieve financial stability and financial independence.

    9 min
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Helping millennials plan to achieve financial stability and financial independence.

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