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Financial education holding company empowering underserved & minority families. Home of "Break the Cycle" book series & Legacii platform.

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11/03/2026

Three Thursday nights can change your family's money story.
Break the Cycle is a free, three-part family financial series, live on Zoom, for FBC Stewardship Month.
Nov 5: The Foundation. What stewardship really means.
Nov 12: The Discipline. The quiet superpower of saying "not yet."
Nov 19: The Legacy. The choices that outlast you.
Thursdays at 7:30 PM ET. Forty minutes of teaching, then your questions, live. Every attendee gets 4 free bonuses.
Get the Zoom link from the church office, and bring the whole family.
Who are you bringing? Tag them below.

11/02/2026

Two kids. Same ten dollars. Only one of them learns how money works.
Kid one gets $10 every Friday, no matter what. He learns money just shows up.
Kid two gets the same $10, tied to a job that is hers. And she decides what happens to it. Spend some. Save some. Give some.
One teaches you to wait for money. The other teaches you to run it.
Allowance vs. Ownership. Break the Cycle, Chapter 5 of 12.
Did you get an allowance growing up? Tell me what it taught you.

11/01/2026

Five dollars a day turns into over nine thousand dollars in five years.
$5 a day is $35 a week. About $150 a month. $1,825 a year.
The math is the easy part. The hard part is keeping that five dollars from disappearing in the first week. A snack. A delivery fee. Gone.
So move it first. Same day, every week.
Wealth is built little by little. Break the Cycle, Chapter 3 of 12.
Where is your five dollars going? Tell me in the comments.

10/22/2026

Generosity can begin with time, a useful skill, or the attention someone needs.

Choose one way to help that fits your household’s responsibilities and resources. Caring for the needs at home belongs in the conversation, too.

Break the Cycle: Foundation & Stewardship brings faith and practical family money conversations into a 12-week financial literacy program.

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10/15/2026

Missed a family money check-in? Begin with the next conversation.

“We lost the habit. What would make ten minutes together easier this week?”

Choose one time, one question and one realistic next step. Keep private financial worries between adults. If the routine was too much, make it smaller.

Share this with someone who is building a new habit.

10/11/2026

A conversation about generosity can include time, skills and attention.

Ask your family: “What is one way we could help someone this week?” Choose something age-appropriate that fits your resources and responsibilities.

Save that question for your next family conversation.

10/08/2026

Give an unplanned purchase a place to wait.

For something that is not urgent, try a decide-later list. Write it down and choose a time to revisit it.

Then ask: Do we still want it? What would we give up to choose it? Is there another way to meet the need?

A pause creates room for a conversation. It is not a promise to buy, and essential needs should not be put off.

Save this for your next unplanned choice.

10/06/2026

You cannot see someone’s whole financial situation in a photograph.

A more useful question is what helps your own household feel prepared: a plan for the week, a due-date reminder, or knowing who will handle an upcoming responsibility.

What habit helps your household feel steadier? Share a habit, not a dollar amount.

10/01/2026

Some of the habits that help a household feel steadier never make it into a photograph.

Checking a due date. Knowing who will handle a bill. Making time for a calm conversation.

Bring the focus back to what your own household needs this week. A small, realistic habit is a useful place to start.

What helps your household feel prepared? Share one habit, without sharing private financial details.

09/24/2026

Your children see the purchase. Let them hear the thinking, too.

“We planned for groceries today. Let’s write the extra item down and decide later.”

One calm explanation can open a useful conversation. Ask an age-appropriate question, listen, and keep responsibility for the decision with the adults.

Save these conversation starters for your next family check-in.

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