If you're reading this you probably know you need to make a change
Ask yourself a few questions.
- Do I know where my money goes every month?
- Do I have a fully-funded emergency fund?
- Do I have a plan to pay off all of my debt?
- Am I saving enough for retirement?
- Do I have a simple budgeting process that I can actually stick to for the long-haul?
If you answered "No" to any of those questions, you probably need a bit of help.
That's why I created this course.
Here's what's inside the course
1.) 67 lessons covering everything from creating financial goals to explaining how a side hustle can accelerate your path to financial independence and everything in between.
2.) A custom-built excel workbook that crunches all of the numbers for you. All you need to input are your goals.
3.) Bonus materials including printable worksheets for budgeting, tracking your spending, and measuring your debt repayment goals.
You also receive lifelong access to the course including the excel worksheet that will crunch all of the numbers for you.
We are constantly adding new material that you will have access to, regardless of when you enrolled. This course will continue adding value long after 30 days.
And of course, you can ask me any questions you might have along the way. E-Mail me at any time and I'll get back to you ASAP.
Meet Your Instructor
Hi my name is Ben Le Fort, founder of Making of a Millionaire and your instructor for this course.
I have been obsessed with personal finance since I graduated with $50,000 in debt in 2010.
Managing that debt while supporting family taught me more about managing money than my formal education in finance and economics.
I created Making of a Millionaire to share what I have learned and help others achieve financial freedom.
Here is a sample lesson where you receive your custom debt repayment plan.
Take a look at the 7 sections and all 67 lessons in this course
- Download your course workbook
- Financial goal setting overview (2:05)
- What's your why? (6:58)
- S.M.A.R.T Goals (4:18)
- Why you need an emergency fund (5:13)
- How Much Money Should I Have in an Emergency Fund?
- Creating 3 financial goals (2:38)
- What do you value? (0:56)
- I will feel successful with money if… (0:33)
- Section overview (1:36)
- The true cost of everything (1) (1:01)
- The true cost of everything (2) (2:56)
- Categorizing your spending (6:45)
- Where to find your expenses (4:28)
- How to read your pay stub (2:29)
- Your hourly take-home pay (4:12)
- Tracking your spending (1) (5:18)
- Tracking your spending (Adding in Cash Receipts) (1:41)
- What about my cellphone?
- Reviewing your results (3:44)
- Section wrap up (2:11)
- Bonus: Cutting back our big 3 expenses
- Overview of this section (0:57)
- How and why to calculate your net worth (4:51)
- Ranking the 7 types of debt from worst to best (9:10)
- Important documents you need on hand before continuing
- How to read your credit card statement (7:33)
- How to read your mortgage & other loan statements (6:15)
- Entering your non-mortgage debt (5:26)
- Entering your Assets (5:10)
- Entering your Mortgage (1:03)
- Your net worth (1:27)
- Overview of this section (1:19)
- Why you need to save for retirement (3:09)
- How much income do you need in retirement? (6:53)
- Government Pension/Benefits
- How much money do you need to save by retirement? (2:35)
- How to ensure you don’t outlive your money (5:46)
- Defined Benefit (DB) pension plans (3:19)
- Defined Contribution (DC) plans (2:49)
- Accounting for any additional income (2:42)
- Checklist before using the retirement calculator
- How much you need to save each month (2:07)
- Getting started with the retirement savings calculator (3:38)
- Scenario 1: If you have no workplace pension or retirement (1:54)
- Scenario 2: If you have a defined contribution retirement plan (3:23)
- Scenario 3: If you have a defined benefit pension plan (3:15)
- Reviewing your results (1:31)
- Investing your retirement savings
- Overview of this section (4:01)
- The two levers of personal finance (2:31)
- Pulling the Income Lever (6:18)
- Solving your budget shortfall with the income lever (5:03)
- Pulling the saving lever (5:54)
- Turning your biggest expenses into cash flow (2:05)
- How house hacking opens up your budget (3:26)
- If all else fails... (5:10)
- How to use this workbook moving forward (4:51)
- Final thoughts (2:48)
- More on cars and car loans (8:18)
- Rational investing part 1: Why index funds
- Rational investing part 2: You Don't need to be rich to start investing
- Rational investing part 3: Two Simple Steps to Diversify your portfolio
- How much life insurance do I need?
- How to connect with me
- Let me know what you thought of the course
- Access to the private Facebook Group
- Refer a friend