Elaine King

Financial empowerment for women is important not only because of women’s significant contribution to the economy, but also because women live on average 10 years longer than men. Women have to create a longer financial plan. They also have to do so making 1/3 less than their male counterparts. In this empowering presentation Elaine King will provide a platform for women to embrace their financial power. King will help the audience identify where their values originate and provide tools for financial success. She will discuss the importance of investing with courage while borrowing smartly. The audience will learn how to be picky with their purchases and laid back with their savings. What will the audience take away from this workshop? - The 4 key women’s strategies for finances - The 4 top mistakes women make with finances - The do’s and don’ts of financially successful women - An action-packed checklist to start improving finances

You contribute the max amount to your 401K, have set aside money for your child’s education, and are on track to finish paying off your mortgage within a few years. Everything in your financial plan seems to be going well, right? True. However, you might be missing out on some key aspects that could make a big difference in your personal and financial life. In this empowering presentation Elaine King shares her years of experience as a certified financial planner and four areas of financial planning that are often missed and why you need to include them. 1. Striking a Balance Between Money and Personal Well-Being 2. How Emotions Play into Financial Decision-Making 3. Picking a Planner Specialized to Your Needs 4. Planning for the Unexpected Now that you are aware of these four important elements of financial planning, it’s time to work on them! Which of these will you tackle first?

Parents have the ability to instill financial confidence in their kids early on in life. Studies have shown that children as young as 7 begin to develop skills that will determine their success in life. It is imperative that parents demonstrate good financial planning habits and money values for their children. Children are not being taught financial literacy in school. Parents have to set the example to ensure their children’s future financial success. In this workshop Elaine King will provide exercises that will provide the catalyst for ensuring your children have a bright financial future. The audience will learn how to divide money for saving, use, sharing, and growth. To put it into context King will also teach the audience the how, when and where of organizing money. What will the audience take away from this workshop? - Understanding how to create good money values - The four key words for planning financial success - How to plan finances as a family