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RealSteps Career & Education Inc: 501c3 est. 2012. S. FL
Founded to support high school & college students in their career development journey, by teaching real life skills, and finding pathways to successful careers. Successful students obtained industry certifications and connected to hiring companies with real jobs.
More than 12 years later, we are still building relationships, and creating pathways to success for students of all ages. RealSteps NFT (Needed Financial Tools) is the newest division focusing on everything education and everything finance to spearhead our #1 mission.
Mission #1 = Financial Literacy Education for All.
Check out my free online course initially created as a starting point for this solution. (Link Here)
Mission #1
Financial Literacy Education for All &
Government Partnering
My course is being taught in high schools and accessible only by students at present, but I will make it available soon to anyone who would like to participate. I have also partnered with United State FLEC program to offer you resources.
Empowering Financial Futures: The FLEC Program
The Financial Literacy and Education Commission (FLEC) program, hosted by the FDIC and other federal agencies, is a national initiative dedicated to improving financial literacy and capability across the United States. It recognizes the crucial role that financial education plays in empowering individuals to make informed decisions and achieve financial well-being.
While FLEC doesn't offer a single, comprehensive course, it promotes and coordinates a vast array of educational resources and programs designed to bolster financial knowledge and skills. These resources cover a wide spectrum of financial topics.
FLEC resources are available for learners of all ages and backgrounds, from children and young adults to adults and seniors. These resources take various forms.
Mission: Problem / Solution
Problem #1
Social Security funding will RUN OUT by 2037
Without going into details this will hurt our economy, read more at https://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/ssb/v70n3/v70n3p111.html.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) itself acknowledges the impending depletion of the Trust Fund. Their projections show that the reserves will be depleted by 2035, at which point tax income will only be sufficient to cover around 78% of scheduled benefits.
Solution for Only One:
Open an I.R.A. with $500 for your Newborn and achieve 7% APR for 65 years = $970,000.00
This will solve their problem, but what about the rest?
National Solution: Create a New Account (In a National C.R.T.) using the large banks and the government both as funding resources and custodians for this account.
Using the previous idea and opening new accounts for Newborns and funding the account(s) for the parents. These funds will remain for many years as they compound, and if a hasty adoption happens, a large influx over the next 10-12 years could help offset this insolvency.
Donate Today to Help
Now is the time to take action! Get your budget tight, gain the financial literacy skills needed to make good short and long term decisions about risk management to keep your wealth and your health for generations to come.
Mission #1
Financial Literacy Education for All
Education is Priority #1
Donate today and Make a Difference
Our Team is Always Expanding
RealSteps is a consortium of professionals, who specialize in specific industries and areas of expertise. We have identified a paradigm shift in our society due to technology's rapid expansion.
Our mission is to create solutions to questions that haven't been asked yet. As professionals, we hold each other accountable and to a higher standard.
Fiduciary:
A fiduciary is a person or organization that acts on behalf of another person, putting their client's interests ahead of their own, with a duty to preserve good faith and trust. Being a fiduciary thus requires being bound both legally and ethically to act in the other's best interests.
Fiduciaries are often responsible for managing money or other assets on behalf of their clients.
Some examples of fiduciaries include:
Financial advisors
Investment managers
Trustees
Lawyers
Real estate agents
Executors
Guardians
Fiduciaries have a number of important duties to their clients, including:
Loyalty: Fiduciaries must act in the best interests of their clients, even if it means sacrificing their own interests.
Prudence: Fiduciaries must act with the same care and diligence that a reasonable person would use in managing their own affairs.
Confidentiality: Fiduciaries must keep their clients' information confidential.
Accountability: Fiduciaries must be accountable to their clients for their actions.
If a fiduciary breaches their duty to their client, the client may have legal recourse. For example, the client may be able to sue the fiduciary for damages or to have the fiduciary removed from their position.
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