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Happy Holidays to you and your family! During this festive season, we cherish our most meaningful connections and spread joy throughout our communities. Whatever traditions you celebrate, may your holidays be filled with happiness, laughter, and time spent with those who matter the most. Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful holiday season and a bright start to the New Year. 🌟 #HappyHolidays #CommunitySpirit #FinancialGoals #RetirementPlanning #WealthBuilders #FinancialIndependence #PersonalFinance #FinancialPlanning

December can be the most exciting month of the year, with everyone anticipating a well-deserved festive break. But with that Christmas break in sight, many struggle to stay motivated and can prematurely check out from our work. Wellton ensures you are finishing the year the right way.   There are usually many tasks that need to be completed before you head off for the holidays, so make sure you know which tasks are the most important. Make a list of what you need to achieve and prioritise it. This will ensure you are left with the ones that aren’t urgent or if needed, could be done in the New Year. Start setting out your goals for next year now! By having goals already in place, you can start preparing and working towards them so you hit the ground running in 2025.   Lastly and most importantly, remember what you’re working towards! Whether it’s a holiday overseas, spending time with family or just looking forward to a few weeks to relax. Putting in some hard work now will make those few weeks off feel even more worth it!

Try to be flexible over the next few weeks. The holidays are about celebrating with family and friends and don’t HAVE to occur on only one specific day. Many clients who are celebrating the holidays for the first time as a single parent get tied up with the idea that holidays can only happen on the official day marked on the calendar. For example, it’s not unusual to think that Christmas Day can ONLY happen on December 25th. However, with a bit of advance planning, you may decide that your holiday will actually happen the Saturday before so you can celebrate it with your kids. Having an early holiday even has the added benefit of allowing you to avoid the crowd buying the last-minute meal fixings! Think about it from your kids’ point of view too. Most kids love the holidays and having double the holidays – one with Mom and one with Dad – might be something the kids think is great! #NeaveFamilyLaw

The 40-Day Christmas Challenge starts today and is designed to help you prepare for the holidays in a way that reduces stress and prevents overspending. With a daily action plan, you’ll stay on track without feeling overwhelmed by last-minute to-dos. This challenge encourages you to focus on what truly matters—whether it’s spending quality time with family, sticking to a budget, or enjoying simple traditions. By staying committed to daily actions, you’ll create a holiday season that feels joyful, intentional, and debt-free. Ready to make this the best Christmas yet? https://lnkd.in/gV4qGux5

⚡ How many days is the New Year's holiday? Are December 31 and January 1 public holidays? Which day does New Year's fall on? Learn the answers to all these questions and the details of the New Year's holiday.

The holidays can be tough when a loved one needs care, but with a little planning, you can still enjoy meaningful, stress-free celebrations. 🎄 Our guide helps caregivers and families prepare, maintain routines, and create joyful moments together. Because the holidays are all about connection—and with the right support, they can still be cherished. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gTZvA_SQ

🎄✨ Christmas Cheer and the Gift of Peace of Mind ✨🎄 As the holiday season unfolds, we're surrounded by the joy of family gatherings, twinkling lights, and festive giving. Amidst the hustle and bustle, it's also the perfect time to reflect on what truly matters—our loved ones and their future. 💖🎁 While you're decking the halls and savoring holiday traditions, consider giving yourself and your family the ultimate gift this season: peace of mind through a comprehensive estate plan. 🎁✅ 🎀 Why an Estate Plan is the Ultimate Gift 🎀 💌 Protection for Loved Ones: Just as you wrap presents with care, an estate plan ensures your assets are thoughtfully managed and your family is protected even when you're not there to do so. 🕊️ Reducing Stress: The holidays can be hectic, but knowing your affairs are in order brings calm. An estate plan simplifies legal and financial processes for your loved ones during difficult times. 🌟 Preserving Traditions: Cherished holiday traditions and your values can live on. An estate plan safeguards your wishes and ensures your legacy is celebrated by future generations. 🎁 Planning for the Unexpected: Life is full of surprises, just like hidden gifts under the tree. An estate plan prepares you for the unexpected, covering healthcare and financial decisions when needed. 🎶 A Season of Reflection and Preparation 🎶 As you gather around the table with those you hold dear, take a moment to think about the future. The peace of mind a well-crafted estate plan offers is a gift that lasts far beyond the holiday season. 🎄✨ This Christmas, give your family the ultimate gift of love and protection. ❤️ Secure their future and your peace of mind today. 📞 Contact FRA Trust at (800) 279-9785 to get started. 🎅 Happy Holidays from FRA Trust! 🎅 #FRATrust #FamilyFortressTrust #EstatePlanning #PeaceOfMind #HolidaySeason #FamilyFirst #ChristmasCheer #LegacyPlanning #ProtectYourLovedOnes #GiftOfPeace #FuturePlanning #HolidayTraditions

Let’s talk about splitting holiday expenses. Why should one person pay for all the fun? The holidays are meant to be a time of joy and togetherness, but sometimes, one person ends up footing the entire bill—meals, gifts, decorations, travel, and more. Here’s how share the load and enjoy the season without the financial stress: 1️⃣ Set Clear Expectations ↳ From the start, talk about the costs involved and agree on how everyone will contribute. 2️⃣ Divide the Expenses ↳ Split the cost of meals, decorations, and gifts evenly or based on who can contribute what. 3️⃣ Use a Group Fund ↳ Set up a shared fund for joint expenses. Each person contributes a fixed amount, and you all decide how it’s spent. 4️⃣ Make it Fun and Fair ↳ The holidays should feel like a celebration, not a burden. Everyone should feel included and responsible. The key takeaway: The holidays are for everyone, so why should one person carry the entire financial weight? Let’s split the expenses and enjoy the festivities together. Alfred Mathu, The Financial Doctor. #makingyoufinanciallyhealthy

🎯 Why Wait for January 1st? Let’s Make a Plan This weekend, many of us were busy decorating, organizing, and planning for the holidays. We go all out to make these moments special—coordinating schedules, picking out gifts, and creating a festive vibe. But here’s something to think about...while we spend weeks prepping for the holidays, how often do we put the same care into planning for ourselves? If you’ve got personal or professional goals floating around in the back of your mind and are waiting for January 1st to “get serious,” let me ask you this: What’s your plan for January 1st? Because here’s the truth: January 1st doesn’t come with a ready-made plan. If we don’t take the time to reflect and prepare, the new year can slip away before we even start. That’s why I created Resolution Reset. It’s a 12-week small group coaching program designed to help you: ✅ Gain clarity on what you really want. ✅ Break your goals into manageable steps. ✅ Build strategies to overcome obstacles. ✅ Actually start thriving—not just in 2025, but right now. You deserve the same level of care and preparation you put into planning holidays or vacations. Let’s make this the year you stop waiting for “someday” and start taking action. Enrollment is open now through December 31st, and the first session kicks off January 6th. Join our community! https://lnkd.in/ejuND4BY