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A budget can hold you, but a strategy defines you.

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 YOUR BUDGET IS NOT ENOUGH! 

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With taxes, inflation, politics and hyper-marketing corporations hungry for your dollars, not having a strategy is a mistake. Don't allow the money goal-post to move on you unprepared.

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No rush. As long as you need.

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top 10 reasons budgets fail

  1. Lack of Realistic Planning: They don't accurately reflect income and expenses, leading to unrealistic expectations

  2. Ignoring Variable Expenses: Failing to account for irregular or unexpected costs can quickly derail a budget (i.e local taxes, federal taxes, new laws, inflation and utility usage fluctuations)

  3. No Room for Flexibility: Overly rigid budgets can't accommodate changes in income or expenses

  4. Failure to Track Spending: Without diligent tracking, it's hard to stay within budgeted limits.

  5. Underestimating Expenses: Forgetting to include all costs leads to overspending

  6. No Clear Goals: A budget without specific goals lacks motivation and direction

  7. Emotional Spending: Emotional decisions can lead to overspending, regardless of budget constraints

  8. Ignoring Debt: Neglecting to prioritize debt repayment can hinder overall financial progress

  9. Unexpected Life Events: Major life changes like job loss or illness can disrupt even the best-planned budgets

  10. Lack of Accountability: Without regular review and accountability, it's easy to stray from budgeted plans.

The WHY

According to a survey conducted by Intuit in 2020:

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".....at least 1,500 people found that more than 60% didn’t know how much money they spent the previous month. If you’ve tried making a budget and you’re unable to adhere to it, it might not be your fault. Select spoke to a policy expert and a personal finance expert about why so many people fail at budgeting and what they can do instead."

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According to a study conducted by JP Morgan Chase in 2019:

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".....families needed just six weeks of expenses in order to sustain themselves if their expenses increased (such as an unexpected car repair) and their income decreased (such as unemployment) temporarily. 65% of families, however, did not have enough money to cover six weeks worth of expenses. So if budgeting works when people plan ahead and save for hard times, why does it still fall short for so many?"

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who this is for?

Every personal or family circumstance is unique. You could be one, or many, of the traits listed below. Either way, we are here to help maximize your data potential.

Intent

Clarity

Organize

Improve

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Place in Life

Exploring

Need Organization

Want More

Making Improvements

Feelings About

Money

Uncertain

Determined

Confused

Afraid

Curious

Learning

what to expect

You should walk away from a session confident and clear about your money data. We help define where you stand so that you may understand where you are going.

Gain Personal Insight

Consolidate and Organize

Improve Your Money Trajectory

what people say

I highly recommend Overcome Money LLC. Garrick help me see where I was at on my financial situation. If you don't know where you are at with your financial situation then go talk to Garrick and he will help you out. He is a very knowledgeable and great guy also he has great information.

Disclaimer

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We do not give financial advice. You may review our Terms of Use here and our Privacy Policy here.

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