Getting Good with Money

Pay Off Your Debt and Find a Life of Freedom - Without Losing Your Mind

By: Jessi Fearon

Narrated by: Jessi Fearon

Managing your money and finances can be stressful and can take a toll on your relationships and well-being. But it doesn't have to be that way. Join certified financial coach and mom Jessi Fearon as she helps you get a handle on your finances and lays out the doable steps her family took to pay off all their debts--including their mortgage!--and pursue their dreams, all on a $47,000-a-year salary.

Jessi Fearon vividly remembers the day she broke down, knowing that her family could not pay the bills with a second baby on the way. Like many Americans, they were overwhelmed by debt and living paycheck to paycheck, wondering if it was possible to ever get ahead or even catch up. But on that day, something changed, and she and her husband decided to make a drastic lifestyle change that would put them back on the path toward their dreams.

Their decision not only allowed her to stay home with their children, but in two years, they were able to pay off their consumer debt, and, in six years, they paid off their home mortgage--all on their $47,000-a-year income. And now she shares what she's learned with others who are struggling just like she once did.

With been-there wisdom and step-by-step help, Jessi gives you the tools you need to:

• Take control of your finances with practical first steps to budgeting and understanding debt
• Identify the four different ways we struggle with money and how each one affects the way we manage--or mismanage--our money
• Replace the lies you've been taught about money
• Discover money-saving apps, financial tips, and ideas for generating additional income to pay off debt more quickly

Take it from Jessi: you don't need a finance degree or a six-figure income to build a great life for your family. Getting Good with Money will inspire, encourage, and equip you to achieve financial freedom that lasts.

Praise for Getting Good with Money:

"In the age of consumerism, Jessi brings calm into the chaos of living financially strapped by encouraging and guiding families to discover the beauty of living in financial freedom. No matter the size of your income, Getting Good with Money will lead you toward the stability you crave."

--Alli Worthington, bestselling author of Standing Strong

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2022 Jessica Marie Fearon (P)2022 Thomas Nelson

The Arc!

Thank you for giving me the extra tips and reassuring me that I was on the right financial path. Blessings to you and your family!

Beginners guide

It is a good starting read with good ideas on how to be come financially stable.

Must read

It’s so good. So much information and it makes it all so understandable. I feel very prepared to start working with my finances. It’s a little more religious than I personally care for but I don’t think the scripture takes away from how informative and helpful it is.

Enjoyed the book

I gained a lot of great tips and things to pass onto to my children for their future as well as my current situation

Great tips I plan on following

Really needed the inspiration to get going on this journey. Thank you for sharing your story.

Limiting and Lacks Continuity

The less you spend the more you save… except it doesn’t work in the complexity of modern day. Otherwise, common sense troughs retold through personal experience. Fails to gift the trader with any deeper insight.

Very informative

Great book, great information for families starting their financial goals . I already recommended this book to all my family members.

Excellent advice

Jessi Fearon has given an exceptionally easy to understand plan on managing your money. The best I have heard. I enjoyed her personal story and insights. I really enjoyed listening to her. Highly recommend

Helpful

Warning - if bible quotes and Christian-related comments bother you, use caution there as they are spread throughout. However, they were mostly done in a respectful way.

Nothing is new here. You already know what you should do to get debt free. But hearing it again, all together, with clear steps laid out was helpful.

I didn’t like how often she claimed to be in a single income family (her husband’s income) but then mention the odd jobs and blog work she would do. It is false to claim only one earner in her home.

Ok, but very Christianity heavy

Well written and easy to understand, but very God/Christianity centered. I wish I had known that going in.