Millions of workers have lost their jobs. If you are one of them, how do you plan to keep your financial house in order? If you’re a busy executive or manager, and you’re concerned about making a mindful career transition, and making the most of your money, check out my video interview with Jac Arbour.
Jac Arbour is a CFP® (Certified Financial Planner), and ChFC® (Chartered Financial Consultant). He’s a successful author, personal finance coach, and 401(k) plan advisor to business owners and leaders across America.
Here a few questions to scan that may motivate you to watch the video interview. This article only summarizes what you’ll learn.
- Are you ready to find a new job or career that helps you “love your life?” Learn how Jac and I created The Art of the Rollover for busy executives who find themselves in career transition.
- Worried about your 401(k) plan, personal finances, investments, cash flow, or anything else? Listen to Jac Arbour as he shares his heart and unique approach to living, working, and retiring on purpose.
- What would it mean to you to feel “rich” no matter how much money you make or have saved and invested?
When you watch this video you’ll learn how to …
“Mindfully Manage Your Career Transition, Make the Most of Your 401(k) Rollover, and Create the Rich and Rewarding Life of Your Dreams.”
You’ll hear about making a mindful career or job transition that gives you more meaning and happiness. Jac will give you 15 steps to help you create your own career and life plan for success and happiness.
Jac also touches on the key elements for making the most of your 401(k) rollover, along with suggestions to help you create a plan to live, work, and retire on purpose.
What you won’t hear from Jac is that he’s “out of the rat race” and living the life of his dreams up in Hallowell, Maine. That’s because Jac is super-modest, and as his business coach and trusted advisor, I LOVE sharing Jac’s story.
Got a question about 401(k) rollovers, career planning, retirement planning, or anything else that helps you live, work, and retire on purpose?
I always appreciate your comments and questions here on the blog. And if you’d like to connect with Jac Arbour directly, you can find him at JacArbour.com as well as on LinkedIn.
Thanks for reading my article and being part of the solution.
