2008 Year in Review

Meet Angie Vandervinne--Morrison's Money Coach

Morrison's Angie Vandervinne states, "Contrary to what you may think, budget is not a dirty word, doesn't mean taking away all of your fun, and it isn't scary." Money Coach Vandervinne added, "With the price of milk and gas now just under $4/gallon, it’s time to get “Back to Basics” by managing our income, spending, saving, debt, and giving."

As Jon Maxwell said, "A budget is simply people telling money what to do instead of wondering where it went." How many times have you wondered where your money went? she asks. Does there seem to be too much month at the end of your money?

Vandervinne begins a series of articles on Page Two of thecity1.com dedicated to getting a grip on your finances. This will be titled “Back to Basics.”

"I talk with people everyday who are tired of living paycheck to paycheck (and beyond); who are tired of their mountain of credit card debt; who have no emergency savings; who have little saved for retirement; who have no idea where to even begin to manage their money. Through these articles, I hope to get people talking about their money questions and get them motivated to want financial wellness," Vandervinne stated.

Check Page Two weekly to read Coach Vandervinne's latest financial suggestions. If you have questions or need a money coach, please email angiev2@mchsi.com or call 815-631-7241. Visit her website at Finding Faith Ministries.

by Stephanie A. Vavra, theCity1.com
July 29, 2008