Building Financial Strength In First Responder Families

This is not a "retirement seminar" like the various Unions have been running over the last couple of years.  This is not a sales pitch.  This is an educational seminar designed to provide you with information to create a solid financial foundation for you and your family to build upon.   

Doors will open at 730am and checkin will begin.   Morning coffee and refreshments will be served.  Seminar will begin at 0900.   Following the conclusion of the seminar, lunch will be provided.

Course Topics:

• Budgeting 101, Debt – reduction strategies & what debt costs you
• Wills /Living Wills, Legacy Planning
• Preparing your family if the worst occurs
• Life insurance purpose/planning & how to avoid bad policies
• Pensions & retirement accounts
• Retirement goals and how to get there,
• Financial Pitfalls
• Putting together a plan – 8 phases of financial training to achieve financial freedom

About the Instructor: Nick Daugherty is a former Sergeant, and current reserve officer, for the Grand Prairie Texas Police Department. As a rookie he acquired over $80k in consumer debt, participating in “stupid tax” (the art of buying toys he couldn’t afford using credit). In 2005 he started learning about the principles of financial wellness from several national financial wellness gurus and began taking steps to take back his financial life. He sold some stuff and worked over 1,000 hours of overtime, and in 2007 he paid off his last consumer debt, vowing to never go back into debt again. He quickly became the voice of financial wellness with his fellow officers and has now taught financial wellness to over 25,000 first responders from over 3,000 agencies across the nation. Additionally, Nick is the owner of FinancialCop, the largest financial wellness training company for first responders nationally, as well as a fiduciary only financial planning firm, a Ramsey certified master financial coach, and serves with several national non-profits supporting PTSD, suicide prevention, and financial wellness for first responders. He has also authored articles for Police Chief Magazine, TMPA’s Inservice magazine, FOP’s monthly Journal, and Lawenforcementtoday.com. He has the heart of a teacher, and a true passion for teaching first responders how to avoid financial traps, eliminate debt, the ins and outs of personal financial wellness, and how to build financial strength!

Follow the instructor on facebook / twitter @financialcop www.financialcop.com