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Mini Financial Plan for Artists
1. Start Here
2. Beginner's Financial Planning
3. Risk tolerance questionnaire
4. Gathering Information
5. Income and Expenses Budget Calculator
6. Setting Goals
7. Debt Management Calculator

The Pauper's Financial Plan for Beginners is exactly that, an actual plan designed for those just beginning the process of gaining control over their finances. These are people who may not have a checking account, whose savings consists of a jar of money in the kitchen cabinet, and/or who don't pay their bills until it comes in bold red letters marked "OVERDUE." If this sounds like you, then the Financial Plan for Beginners is the right place to start. Even if you're a seasoned pro, this plan can be used as a great refresher to make sure you're on the right track. So get started now and conquer your finances, regardless of where you currently stand, and prepare yourself for a more secure financial future.

Creating a financial plan consists of four easy steps:
1. Gathering Information
2. Setting Goals
3. Implementing Plan
4. Monitoring Plan

During the process, we will also cover the following areas:
1. Debt Management
2. Risk Management
3. Retirement Planning
4. Investment Planning
5. Tax Planning
6. Estate Planning

Next... Gathering Information for your Financial Plan

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