Detroit Area CEO, Stephanie Vaught, J.D., answers the call to close the gap on the financial literacy crisis for Gen-X Women with a top-notch money focused curriculum “Manage your Money, Love your life” to help beat the odds, build wealth & reduce the

Detroit-Stephanie Vaught, J.D., Detroit area CEO of Social Money Finance, built her company with financial literacy and empowerment for Gen-X women in mind. Generation X born between approximately 1965 and 1980, are in the words of the Pew Research Center, "America's neglected 'middle child' … a low-slung, straight-line bridge between two noisy behemoths."
Gen-X women stepped into a drastically improved economic reality than Boomer women. BUT, the financial literacy gap between men and women still hadn't changed. The Great Recession of 2008, the worst economic crisis since the Depression, hit Generation X hardest. According to a Pew Charitable Trust report, Gen-X lost almost half their wealth. Gen-X then went from the most successful generation in terms of home ownership in 2004 to the least successful in 2015.

This financial crisis in wealth and literacy does not just affect low income Gen-Xers. On a recent blog post, Stephanie states that “by simply having money - you can purchase your ticket to easy street, but it doesn't necessarily keep you there. That street requires maintenance, too.”

This reality sent Stephanie & her team to task to become an answer to the gap in financial education of those that looked like her, a woman in Generation X. With that target in mind, she created a full curriculum “Manage your Money, Love your life.” In this12-part course (one class per month) students learn the 9 Core Principles of Effective Money Management: Income, Money Mindset, Money Habits and Behaviors, Budgeting, Credit Optimization, Debt Repayment, Savings Strategies, Investing, and Financial Goals. The goal is to comprehensively teach others how to make empowered financial decisions (regardless of past mistakes) and build a life they love through the principles of effective money management.

The course is open now and accessible through the Social Money Finance website. Easy monthly payment plans are available.

Stephanie is available to discuss her personal financial journey, specific financial struggles of Gen-X and women, and case studies of her clients.

22947 Valley View Drive
C/O CDJ & Associates
Southfield, MI
48033

About Social Money Finance: Social Money Finance was created to help alleviate the uncertainty and provide a road map of personal finance principles to help Gen-X women expand their financial knowledge, improve money habits, and fulfill their financial goals.
www.socialmoneyfinance.com

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