Welcome Friend,

Financial education is a crucial factor that distinguishes successful families from others. Many people often blame their race, parents, or society for their circumstances, but the truth is that we have no one to blame but ourselves.

Those who prioritize financial education take charge of their progress and work towards a brighter future. Conversely, those who ignore it pay a heavy price, as I have experienced firsthand due to my lack of financial knowledge.

Money management was utterly absent from my family, church, and school discussions. I avoided the conversation at all costs. This gap in knowledge left me vulnerable and unprepared for the impending challenges ahead.

Personal finances education is absolutely crucial. Back in my early 20s, I made the mistake of neglecting to save, invest, and ignore my debt. One day, my manager summoned me to the back office. He expressed his appreciation for my hard work, but then he dropped a bombshell: I was being fired. Two months after losing my job, I had to vacate my apartment, relocate 45 miles away, and eventually sleep in my cousin's office and a car. My bank closed my account due to overdrafts, and my credit dropped to the low 500s. Financial ignorance cost me everything, but recovery was around the corner.

Money problems don't have to be permanent; I'm living proof. After several years of being trapped in my financial matrix, I started learning new principles that improve my my credit, help me invest more wisely, buy a home, to name a few.

For this reason, I want to share an online game I developed called "Will$, Bill$, and Money Skill$®." This game is fun, packed with principles, boosts money skills, and you can learn at your own pace. Are you open to learning more about financial education?

Here's how to get started:

• Step One: SIGN UP now and instantly unlock five captivating questions from an exclusive collection of 100!
• Step Two: When you answer correctly, you'll be rewarded with a GREEN thumbs-up and a bell icon, signaling your success.
• Step Three: If you make a mistake, a RED thumbs-down will appear along with a link that provides a clear explanation of the correct answer, helping you learn and while having fun.