At New Beginning Financial Group, LLC, we offer an unique approach to financial planning and wealth management 

 

Personal financial management (PFM) is a crucial process that empowers individuals to take charge of their finances in order to achieve specific financial goals. At its core, PFM involves a comprehensive evaluation of your income, your current expenses, your debt load, taxes, investments and your savings goals. By thoroughly assessing these elements, you can create a well-structured plan that aligns with your financial aspirations. This strategic approach not only helps you make informed decisions about your money but also sets the foundation for a more secure financial future. Embracing personal financial management today can lead greater peace of mind and financial stability down the road!

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Imagine a future where you are free from all your debts, including your mortgage and student loans, all a span of less than 10 years. What kind of financial future would that create for you and your family? At New Beginning Financial Group, LLC, we are dedicated to making this dream a for many individuals and families. Our ambitious mission is to eliminate a staggering $100 million in debt over the next decade. Additionally, we aim to assist these same families in building a robust retirement portfolio that totals $1 billion. Join us as we embark on this transformative journey toward financial independence and a more secure future for everyone involved.

 

Mark A. Wingo, 1 of America's Top Financial Experts, President and CEO of New Beginning Financial Group, LLC shared with Forbes, CNN, Black Enterprise Magazine, MSN Money and a host of other national major publications on how he and his family eliminate over $45,000 of debt in less than 5 years after getting fired from his job at one of the largest banks in the country  with his unemployment income and wife modest income, all while going through foreclosure by changing his money mindset to create his own economy to run his household like a business and manage his finances like a bank.

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Our objective is to:

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• Assessing your financial situation: Evaluating your income, expenses, debt, taxes and savings

• Setting goals: Defining what you want to achieve, such as saving for a car or retirement

• Creating a plan: Figuring out how much money you need to save or invest each month

• Determine your Financial “Lifestyle” Number (F.I.R.E. Number): and create a retirement plan to help you achieve your retirement goals

• Implementing your plan: Putting your plan into action by organizing your spending, implementing purposeful saving strategies and investing objectives.

• Monitoring your progress: Tracking your progress towards your goals and adjusting your plan as needed​​​​