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FIND YOUR POT OF GOLD WITH THESE IRISH PROVERBS FOR IMPROVING YOUR PERSONAL FINANCES

by Jordanne Wells | Mar 15, 2021 | Debt, Saving

From wearing green to spending greenbacks on green beer, with St. Patrick’s Day fast approaching you’ve likely got lots of green on your mind. But beyond the fun, there is some age-old wisdom to be learned from Irish culture. These Irish proverbs about...

‘I Care A Lot’ is a Cautionary Tale on How to Protect Against Court-Appointed Guardianship

by Jordanne Wells | Feb 21, 2021 | Smart Money Moves, Retirement

Would you trust the government to take care of you and your assets if you were incapacitated? Yeah, me either. But if you don’t have a plan then you may not be protected against court-appointed guardianship.

10 SIGNS YOU ARE CRUSHING IT WITH YOUR MONEY EVEN IF YOU DON’T FEEL LIKE IT.

by Jordanne Wells | Sep 21, 2020 | Smart Money Moves

When it comes to money, 'how am I doing?' is the one question that every person wants to know regardless of their income, net worth, or economic standing. We want to know if we're ontrack, if our finances will be able to support our lifestyle and if we'll be able to...

HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT SCORE WITHOUT PAYING ANYTHING.

by Jordanne Wells | Jul 30, 2020 | Credit, Debt

If you've ever been unfortunate enough to have had bad credit, then you know how frustrating it can be trying to get back on the right foot. Even if you're in the process of paying down your credit card debt, you may want to start seeing the results of your efforts in...

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Hey,

I’m Jordanne

and I’ve been right where you are!

I’ve worked through the same disheartening money frustrations and spent years refining my system for rising above it. And now I help high-achieving millennial women just like you, who are badasses in most areas, but still struggle with their finances.

I’ll help you get to where you want to be financially, without going through the same years of ups and downs that I did. So that you can stop worrying about money, stop feeling held back by your current financial situation, and start enjoying peace of mind with your money.