Money Matters Workshop – Videos | Podcasts | Life Transition Consulting

Planning your life is a life-long exercise.

Whether we are fully conscious of doing it, every day each one of us is planning today, tomorrow, next week, the family vacation, Christmas, new job, to lose weight, to relax more, to sleep better, to eat better and so forth.

A day never goes by when we are not thinking about the future – be that the next five minutes, later today or tomorrow, or the weekend.

Planning your life is second nature to all of us – we just do it.

But when we are asked if we are planning for our retirement life we tend to freeze. We refuse to acknowledge that we are getting older and even less that one day we will be old. So, we prevaricate. We adopt the “Manana Syndrome”

But the emotional obstacle must be overcome if you do want to live comfortably and happily in your later years. While having money may not give you everything you crave in your later years, the lack of money will most assuredly restrict your lifestyle.

While we recognize that retirement planning involves a variety of issues – health, family, lifestyle, boredom, etc, we equally recognize that the financial element is critical.

In other words – Money Matters

The Money Matters™ Workshop – is a comprehensive Workshop to help individuals understand the complex issues of financial planning for their current lifestyle and then moves along to financial planning for the retirement years.

The Workshop is a valuable service to companies, groups and organizations wishing to help their employees, customers and members to have a better, more pragmatic, understanding of the financial planning process.

The hesitancy of individuals to pay attention to their current financial situation and their future financial situation makes the difference between a struggling retirement and a successful, meaningful and enjoyable retirement.

The Money Matters™ Workshop is a 3-hour seminar, typically delivered onsite to 10 or more individuals.

For full details contact Bill Storie :
Email – Bill@Olderhood.com
Telephone – (441)-524-2656

NOTE: The Olderhood Group does not hold itself out to be financial, investment or legal advisers by definition, but merely identifies topics which the participant should consider, and then seek proper professional advice.

Testimonials:

J. Kurt – As a married man with three kids, financial planning has never really been easy. After paying bills and children’s fees, babysitting bills, moving into a bigger home (the list is endless) there is almost never anything left (I work in the bank). There is always the issue of saving enough for unexpected events or holidays and the bigger issue of planning for my retirement years. But thanks to Money Matters and the most useful workshop on financial planning, I was able to learn ways to make all this possible and cut down on unnecessary bills. I learned what it takes to make budgets, execute them and still save up. I am grateful to have been a part of this workshop and I will be extending it to my wife, Amy, so together we can make the necessary changes to securing our future and our children’s future. Thank you!

Michelle F. – Absolutely amazing! The Money Matters workshop worked like magic on my finances and on me personally. The funny thing is, as a single lady I earn more than enough to pay my bills and still save up, but I never could. With no responsibility, no kids, I still run broke at the end of every month and had so little to show in way of savings. Spending money shopping and hanging out, I get tired because I have bigger plans and need to save up towards them. Going through this workshop I learned the need to curb my spending, be more disciplined and more importantly about the retirement plan. It is never too early to start, and no one is too young for a retirement plan. I’m saving my future and even that of my future kids. So, if you are like me with itchy spending fingers, you need to think toward the future, get some discipline and go through the Money Matters workshop.

Jonathan S. -In all my years being a father and a husband, I have gone through so many workshops, seminars and groups trying to learn the easiest and surest way to effectively provide and still save up for the future. This is the first time I have found something really special and something that works. My first children are in college and the other is rounding up high school. These years and time of their lives seem more demanding than when they were much younger. They look up to me as their father to provide for them and with my eldest son becoming a man of his own, I have to be a good example in every way. A retirement plan is possible when you know the right things to put in place. This Money Matters Workshop is good stuff and I would encourage older men like me to learn from it.

N. Stone -It’s brilliant work here by the writer, it is indeed the complete course to chart the course of your life. After being a part of this Monet Matters Workshop, I can boldly say I’m well prepared for my retirement years. I’m quite energetic and still work at my age but I look forward to retirement in a few years and spending more time with my amazing grandchildren. I also look forward to teaching my own children, so they learn how to better plan, budget and save for their future and more so that of their children. Money is a tricky thing, as the years go by there is always something more demanding, even budgets have to be flexible. The good news from this workshop is that doing those necessary things and still saving is very possible.