Ramsey+ is Here!

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Greetings!

Today’s the day! Sign your family up for Ramsey+ and start your journey toward financial peace.
Read this closely for all of the important information on how to get set up.

Where do I start?

We’ve made it really easy! Just follow these instructions:

  1. Watch this video to learn about your Ramsey+ account.

  2. Watch this video to learn how to activate your Ramsey+ account.

  3. Use the following link to create your account. This is our public charities’ unique passcode link that allows you to get into Ramsey+ for free: https://www.financialpeace.com/hosts/adultlifetraining?pc=60771338

  4. After you’ve created an account, save this link to use when you want to log in to your account:
    https://www.ramseyplus.com

You’ll set up your account using the link above. This will give you a year of access to Ramsey+ through our site license.

FPU Classes start NEXT WEEK!!

Browse to our PU Classes web page at https://alt-fw.org/outreach/ for more information on where to sign up for one of our FPU classes. But you don’t have to wait until a class starts to get all of the benefits from Ramsey+. You can set up your account and start exploring today. There’s plenty of content to explore and tools to use. That’s what makes Ramsey+ so great!

Feel free to reach out to me at jdnash@alt-fw.org if you have any questions.

John D. Nash, Jr.  CEO
Adult Life Training, Inc.

🌼Your free membership to FPU includes your member workbook and a free year of Financial Peace Membership, with online tools created to support your journey, all underwritten by a generous grant from the 3Rivers Federal Credit Union Foundation.  3Rivers is here for you: here for good!

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Mr. Nash is an experienced systems analyst/programmer and business manager who believes in giving back to the community through training, mentorship, and example to build confidence in our weakest members so that they 1) understand they would be better off supporting themselves than continuing their dependency on taxpayer handouts, 2) showing them that they can in fact gain meaningful employment, and 3) transferring to them the needed hard and soft skills so they do in fact become employed and take more control of their own lives.

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