Financial Health

Managing money effectively is a life-skill we all need, yet one rarely taught in schools or by our parents.

Money management done well can result in long-term wealth for us all, and short-term financial health.

It is about using small slices of money now, to achieve larger sums of money when we’re older.

The word wealth is steeped in negative connotations with patriarchal white history, but what if we told you wealth can be a morally-inclusive objective that we can all strive for to achieve financial stability? 

Is it wrong to want financial stability?

Is it wrong to have financial equality?

Is it wrong to want a nice home, working car, and be financially secure enough to weather life’s storms?

This is financial health, and it is a key pillar to a life built around wellness for yourself, your family, and friends.

Money isn’t a dirty word, nor is it something we should shy away from.

Here we will build out resources on how you can use small slices of money now, and convert them to larger pots of money and/or assets later in life.

This is about building financial health, and, hopefully, achieving long-term financial wealth.