Jeanne Brutman LUTCF, CFBS, CFS, CLTC
917-213-6960 Cellular
www.askjeannebrutman.com
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Robert's first Cookie.....
Jeanne Brutman LUTCF, CFBS, CFS, CLTC
917-213-6960 Cellular
www.askjeannebrutman.com
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
What I would tell my children about money in 5 minutes.....
What would I tell my beautiful, vibrant girl (age 13) and son (age 2) as soon as I could??
I would tell them money is to be earned and spent, mostly not frivolously... It should be hoarded (yes, hoarded) for health, wealth, education and safe fun.
Health is for organic foods, dance classes, great products for the body...
Wealth is for whatever financial decision you make that will increase your financial balance sheet in the long term (1 to 10 years as a child, 10 to 40 years as an adult).
Education - this keeps he mind active and flexible for decades. Always learn whether by travel, courses, reading new skills, new languages.
Fun - anything you want to do that does not in any way hurt you or others can be regarded as safe fun... and will be remembered years from now...
A few guidelines:
1. Evaluate each small purchase (under $100.00) - Will I remember this item, meal ting in one year? In 5 years? Will I like the memory and be glad I did it. If you can answer reasonably yes, and it does not place you in debt or short you for other needed expenses coming up, do it...
2. Give 5% of every gift to a charity or organization or friend in need. The other 5% that would be traditionally tithing can be made up in giving some actual time with a charity or helping others physically.
3. If you find you are consistently running low on spending cash, track your spending for at least a week on everything you buy over $1.00. This shows you what is really going on. No judgement, just decide if the spending pattern is working for you or not.
4. When in doubt - get help... seek out professionals. They are resources and as such gifts that can help you make your life more manageable.
I hope I can instill this message in their consciousness.
Have a great day...
Warmly, Jeanne Brutman
Warmly,
Jeanne Brutman LUTCF, CFBS, CFS, CLTC
917-213-6960 Cellular
www.askjeannebrutman.com
Sent via ShackleBerry
I would tell them money is to be earned and spent, mostly not frivolously... It should be hoarded (yes, hoarded) for health, wealth, education and safe fun.
Health is for organic foods, dance classes, great products for the body...
Wealth is for whatever financial decision you make that will increase your financial balance sheet in the long term (1 to 10 years as a child, 10 to 40 years as an adult).
Education - this keeps he mind active and flexible for decades. Always learn whether by travel, courses, reading new skills, new languages.
Fun - anything you want to do that does not in any way hurt you or others can be regarded as safe fun... and will be remembered years from now...
A few guidelines:
1. Evaluate each small purchase (under $100.00) - Will I remember this item, meal ting in one year? In 5 years? Will I like the memory and be glad I did it. If you can answer reasonably yes, and it does not place you in debt or short you for other needed expenses coming up, do it...
2. Give 5% of every gift to a charity or organization or friend in need. The other 5% that would be traditionally tithing can be made up in giving some actual time with a charity or helping others physically.
3. If you find you are consistently running low on spending cash, track your spending for at least a week on everything you buy over $1.00. This shows you what is really going on. No judgement, just decide if the spending pattern is working for you or not.
4. When in doubt - get help... seek out professionals. They are resources and as such gifts that can help you make your life more manageable.
I hope I can instill this message in their consciousness.
Have a great day...
Warmly, Jeanne Brutman
Warmly,
Jeanne Brutman LUTCF, CFBS, CFS, CLTC
917-213-6960 Cellular
www.askjeannebrutman.com
Sent via ShackleBerry
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Who gets cookies today?
Mail: Steve
In Person:
Barbara
Brianna
Kevin
Emmy
And 3 people will be surprised!
In Person:
Barbara
Brianna
Kevin
Emmy
And 3 people will be surprised!
Have a cookielicious day!
Warmly, Jeanne Brutman
Warmly,
Jeanne Brutman LUTCF, CFBS, CFS, CLTC
917-213-6960 Cellular
www.askjeannebrutman.com
Sent via ShackleBerry
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