‘I’m sorry I’m not a financial advisor with unlimited resources so I can’t make those kinds of statements or operate with that mindset.’ he said. Unlimited resources? Being an advisor is not about having unlimited resources or capital. It’s actually the opposite. Being an advisor means knowing how to utilize money in ways that create the most impact. It’s about buying whole wings for $2.92/lb and chopping them up, instead of party wings for $4.94/lb. It’s about buying 3 boxes of 10ct waffles for $1.98 instead 1 box of 24 for $5.99. It’s about buying 91 octane gas instead of 87 because even though it’s more at the pump, it gets more miles per gallon so you end up spending less for the month. It’s about monitoring cash flow. Income vs expenses. Save first, spend later. It’s about strategy. Can I afford the lifestyle I want with my current income? If not, do I need to decrease my expenses or make more money? Am I spending frivolously or impulsively? Am I saving? If not, why? Do my current spending habits align with my future goals? What are my future goals? Statements and questions like this is why I created SAFE. Let’s share with each other and with the community, tips and tricks we use to create a better lifestyles for ourselves. Closing the wealth gap starts with communication! Drop your comments below!!

Have you ever named a beneficiary for your bank accounts?

True financial security isn’t just about numbers on a page—it’s about having people who support your goals, challenge your thinking, and walk with you as you build a stronger future. That’s how lasting financial freedom is created: together. As you travel on your financial journey, there will sometimes be setbacks. Do you have people in your corner that you can count on? If not, are you familiar with the resources in your community that can assist in a time of need? Tell us, how has your community helped you in a rough time? What local community and government resources have you used in the past, that may be able to help others? Let’s talk about it! Drop your comments below ☺️

I’ve learned money follows structure give your finances a system that ensures long-term growth.

$1000 a week $4000 a month $48,000 a year Can you live comfortably? Why or why not?