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DENISE LABUDA
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I have spent more than two decades working in positions of leadership at Fortune 500 companies such as Intuit Inc., Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. developing tools and services to help individuals and families learn fundamental money management and investing skills.
I founded the Economic Independence Group, LLC (EIG) in order to support families, businesses, teachers and non-profit organizations in their efforts to provide children with a strong financial education. We believe it is important to teach young kids about money so they can build the skills necessary to make informed financial decisions throughout their lives.
We provide workshops and educational programs that inspire and empower families and individuals to acquire the fundamental skills to manage money wisely. Our flagship product, Money Wizdom, helps parents teach their kids age-appropriate budgeting skills and habits starting as young as the age of 5.
I look forward to helping the LifeTuner community, especially those of you who have young children, to develop good fundamental money skills and habits!
By: jswesey, March 09 2010
Student protests in California over more proposed budget cuts and tuition hikes at state universities have a lot of people wondering whether higher education will eventually become something of a luxury available only to...
By: Keith Morris, February 25 2010
Kevin from No Debt Plan created an awesome video showing a technique he uses to set up a budget spreadsheet. I was wondering if any other LifeTuner members or experts use spreadsheets for their budgets, and if the...
By: Keith Morris, February 10 2010
Interesting survey results from Edelman's Trust Barometer survey this week, only 25% of folks trust their friends as credible sources of information. That is down from 45% in 2008.
"The events of the last 18 months...
By: Keith Morris, February 08 2010
Suburban Dollar has an interesting piece up highlighting a recent USA Today article describing a report that some people are receiving that details the energy consumption of their neighbors.
It turns out that...
By: PioneerPets, January 12 2010
After my mortgage the largest line item in my budget is food. We spend about $400 a month on it. If we go out to eat sometimes that number is even higher. I feel like I have tried it all. Chasing sales, planning meals a week...
By: jswesey, January 04 2010
Everybody's talking about the new "Move Your Money" campaign started by Arianna Huffington. The campaign encourages people to move their money from big banks, which it depicts as detached from the community and squanderers...
By: Keith Morris, December 28 2009
Everyone is talking about New Year resolutions. One of the best ways to keep them is to announce your goals publicly. This way, there is an audience to encourage you and hold you accountable. Even if your audience has no...
By: Denise LaBuda, December 12 2009
Most of us can name a number of famously wealthy people like John D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford, or Andrew Carnegie. Men, who spent much of their lives making a fortune, and in old age, choose to give most of their money to...
By: Denise LaBuda, November 25 2009
Just
around the corner lurks the biggest gift-giving holidays of the year. As we deal with the onslaught of ads,
offers, requests, shopping lists, travel plans, stress, and so on, what if we
pause for one day and...
By: julieda, November 16 2009
Sad news. The recession is stressing out kids according to a new Stress in America survey. "The survey found that children are increasingly taking on their parents’ concerns about family finances or job security in...
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