Resending: Finding Freedom with Money


Elevate Your Financial Plan

As the new year quickly approaches, many of us are thinking about how we'll do money and life differently in 2025.

Whether you've taken Financial Peace before and want to fine tune your plan or have not taken it but want financial freedom, Now is your chance to join me for a 4-week accelerated version of FPU.

Class starts on January 6 and runs for four consecutive Monday's at 5:30 p.m. pst. To join or get more details click here:https://www.fpu.com/BFDA55. Space is limited.

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