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Planning for your children's financial future? One dad shares his strategy to help his kids build wealth. A great example of how early financial planning can set up the next generation for success.

Planning for your children's financial future? One dad shares his strategy to help his kids build wealth. A great example of how early financial planning can set up the next generation for success.

Planning for your children's financial future? One dad shares his strategy to help his kids build wealth. A great example of how early financial planning can set up the next generation for success.

Planning for your children's financial future? One dad shares his strategy to help his kids build wealth. A great example of how early financial planning can set up the next generation for success.

Planning for your children's financial future? One dad shares his strategy to help his kids build wealth. A great example of how early financial planning can set up the next generation for success.

Planning for your children's financial future? One dad shares his strategy to help his kids build wealth. A great example of how early financial planning can set up the next generation for success.

HOW DO WE HANDLE A STRONG FINANCIAL SURGE? With President Trump in place, how will the financial market respond? I believe it could and is already responding strongly. As a pervious business owner, please know that a good business that succeeds will grow, hire more employees, pay their people well and become more competitive which hopefully will be good for consumers. If you had a windfall of financial success, how would it affect you? Financial success does not necessarily make us better. Back in Ezekiel’s day God spoke to His rebellious people. He said: “This was the sin of your sister Sodom: She and her daughters were proud and had plenty of food and lived in great comfort, but she did not help the poor and needy. So Sodom and her daughters were proud and did things I hate in front of me. So I got rid of them when I saw what they did.” (Ezekiel? ?16?:?49?-?50? ?NCV??) What if a large amount of money came to you now - what would you do with it? As with all tests, it’s hard to say how you would respond until it actually happens. Many times, more money can change people for the worse. Solomon once said “Wise people’s houses are full of the best foods and olive oil, but fools waste everything they have.” (Proverbs? ?21?:?20? ?NCV??) It’s easy to decide to do wrong or selfish things with money. There’s nothing wrong with traveling and enjoying some unique life experiences with your wealth. However, it’s wise to share and give to those in need. We should all work hard, as if we are working for God himself (Colossians 3:23) There are some who simply don’t work hard. Solomon spoke of lazy people, He said “All day long they wish for more, but good people give without holding back.” (Proverbs? ?21?:?26? ?NCV??) Generosity, “out of love” always seems to help others. We have all heard that “It’s better to give than receive.” (Acts 20:35) You may know this, the Bible has over 2500 verses on money. A topic more talked about than any other subject in the Bible, including love and faith. So if you are one of those who recieve a financial win, consider hitting the pause button for a moment. Ask God what you should do with the money. Try to have the eyes to see the needs of others (i.e. the Water Project or Charity Water) There are so many ways to help others who need help. Consider asking God to open your eyes to see the needs. Ask the Holy Spirit to bring opportunities to you. Have some fun and thank God for the blessing, however give without holding back. LORD, thank you for the American Dream. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to work hard and become whatever we dream of. Thank you for blessing us to be citizens of the United States of America. Thank you for Jesus Christ and saving our souls. You give and have given it all - help us to do the same. IJNIP amen ??

Reflecting on Memorial Day: Financial Planning and the Journey Ahead As we pause this Memorial Day to honor and remember those who have served our country, Ashby W. Price, CFA, AIF, CRPS found this serene moment on the dock with his dog particularly meaningful. ???? Just as this loyal companion surveys the calm waters and the geese gliding by, we too can take a moment to reflect on our financial journeys. - Reflection and Planning: Memorial Day is a time to reflect on the past and plan for the future. ???? In financial planning, it's essential to look back at where we've been, assess our current position, and chart a course for where we want to go. ?? - Steadfast and Prepared: Like a loyal dog always ready for the next adventure, being steadfast and prepared in your financial strategy ensures you can navigate both calm and turbulent times. ???? - Focus on Long-term Goals: The geese swimming in formation remind us of the importance of teamwork and long-term planning. ?????? In financial planning, aligning your investments with long-term goals is crucial for success. ???? - Honoring Sacrifice: As we honor the sacrifices made by others, we can also think about the sacrifices we make today for a more secure financial future for ourselves and our families. ?????? This Memorial Day, take a moment to reflect on your financial goals and the journey ahead. Our team at Ashwood Financial Partners enjoys helping our clients navigate their financial waters. ???? #MemorialDay #FinancialPlanning #Reflection #FutureGoals

?? Ever wonder if God will truly provide for your future? ?? This 3-minute note from John Rinehart dives into this question, exploring how faith can guide financial planning. Discover practical ways to align your finances with God’s promises. #FaithAndFinance #BiblicalStewardship #ValuesFirstAdvisors

Do you know these 5 steps that guide our nation's heroes? ?? As we honor the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom this Memorial Day, let's also take a moment to reflect on how we can lead our lives with purpose and responsibility. Being a financial coach, I believe the principles that guide our nation's heroes can also guide us in managing our wealth effectively. Here are five steps to consider: 1?? Self-Reflection: Reflect on your financial habits. Just as we reflect on the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women, take time to evaluate how your financial decisions impact your future. 2?? Gratitude: Appreciate your income and/or cash flow. Recognize the opportunities your financial resources provide and be thankful for the security they offer. 3?? Disconnect: Distance yourself from people or habits that keep you from making smart financial decisions. Honor those who have served by living a life of purpose and clarity. 4?? Quality Time: Invest your time with people who understand investments and want your money to grow, like a financial coach. These individuals share your goals and values and will help you get there faster, much like our service members rely on their comrades. 5?? Exercise: Start small. Little by little, cultivate the habit of deducting savings from your account first, rather than expenses. This exercise will reduce stress, ensuring that you have a financial safety net in times of need, just as our troops are trained to be prepared for any situation. This Memorial Day, let's honor the memory of our fallen heroes by taking steps towards a secure and prosperous future. Their sacrifice reminds us of the importance of planning and preparation, both in life and in finance. Which step do you resonate with most? #MemorialDay #FinancialFreedom #HonorAndRemember #WealthManagement #FinancialPlanning