I’m really excited you’re here. I recently launched this community because I believe something very simple, but very important: If you want to be good with money, you have to learn how it works.You need to get money smart. The truth is, most people were never taught how money actually works. Schools don’t teach it. Most families don’t talk about it. Yet money touches almost every area of our lives. So I created Get Money Smart as a place where we can learn, grow, and get smarter about money together. Inside this community we’re going to focus on the fundamentals of money and wealth: • How to make money • How to manage money • How to multiply money • How to give your money a purpose We’ll talk about things like building a strong financial foundation, developing a wealth mindset, investing principles, avoiding common money mistakes, and creating a long-term plan for your life and finances. And this is just the beginning. Over the coming months I’ll be adding courses, discussions, tools, and practical resources designed to help you become more confident and capable with your money. My goal with this community is simple:Help more people understand money, make better decisions, and build real wealth over time. I’m really glad you’re here. Welcome to the community. Now, let’s Get Money Smart. 💰 — Tony Bradshaw

Hey everyone! I hope you're enjoying the community. I want to take a moment and talk to you all about something that is very important. Life Insurance. You don't understand how important it is until you need it...or until your gone and someone in your family needs it! I got my first life insurance when I was 31. I went to work for Dave Ramsey and was required to go through his Financial Peace University class. One of the unique things about his money course is that it actually addressed insurance. Most financial educators weren't talking about life insurance back then. I believe my first insurance policy was $500,000. 10x my income. I got a life insurance policy on my wife for $300,000. Later, ended up with several million in insurance as our income went up, we needed more coverage. What you should know: There are two primary forms of life insurance. 1) Term Life - is much cheaper but expires after a certain time period. You can by 10 year, 20 year, and 30 year life insurance as your primary options. It's really cheap when you're younger, but gets more expensive as you get older, AND if you're over a certain age, you generally can't even buy it because the risk on the insurance company is too high and so are your premiums! 2) Whole Life - is the more expensive option, but it never expires. It's designed to pay out when you die, whenever you die. It's calculated on an age 100 time table. You can set it up to have it fully funded within a certain time period which is generally 10, 20, or 30 years. Spreading out the time period generally lowers your premiums, but it also affects the funding of the policy. One of the benefits of a Whole Life Policy vs. a Term Life Policy is that you can actually borrow against your life insurance if you need it. Say for example you have a fully funded life insurance policy of $1 million, then you could use it as a loan to buy a car, pay a bill, or even buy a house. No more banks. No more loan agents. This is referred to in the market as "Infinite Banking." We'll be talking more about that later.

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Hey everyone! I hope you’re enjoying our community. Like to take a moment and tell you about 3 events we run each week. 1) we do a new members meeting every Monday from 5-6 pm. In this meeting we cover how to plug in to the community and getting started on your own wealth journey by getting smart 2) advanced financial concepts on Tuesdays from 7-8pm. In this meeting, we cover cryptocurrencies, real estate, stocks, and more. 3) beginner financial studies on Thursdays from 6-7pm. In this meeting we cover things like cash flow, earning, saving, spending, emergency funds, and starter investing. We will be adding more meetings as the community grows and we add teachers to platform. Thanks for being part of our Get Money Smart community! - Tony Bradshaw

I just launched Need to Know - like, did you know when you buy stock through your broker you're not listed as the owner? Check out the first series called Behind the Curtain. It's time we do pay attention to 'that man behind the curtain.' Check it out here