Debbie - Financial Advisor

Debbie - Financial Advisor

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Helping families protect income, build wealth, and plan their future with Experior Financial Group.

I am a licensed financial services professional with Experior Financial Group, committed to helping individuals and families achieve long-term financial security. My focus is on providing personalized guidance in life insurance, financial protection, and wealth-building strategies tailored to each client’s unique goals and stage of life. I believe financial planning should be simple, transparent,

06/02/2026

To ensure your finances are in order and prepare for home ownership, message me to book your free financial overview or book here https://calendly.com/debfinancially/45min

June is National Homeownership Month, a reminder that preparing financially before buying a home can make a major difference long term. Building savings, managing debt, and understanding your budget are important steps toward sustainable homeownership.

06/02/2026

Sunshine…🌻

06/02/2026

I used to think credit scores were only for buying a house. Then I heard a friend who applied to rent and they pulled her credit before they showed the lease.

How your credit scores are affected:
- Loan rates live and die by your score
- Home insurance in Alberta can be cheaper with good credit (auto insurance here can't use it by law)
- Landlords check
- Companies quietly reward good credit with better terms
- And yes, it really is a quick way to show your financial life is together

I'm working on keeping mine above 750 this year. What are you doing to protect yours?

06/02/2026

I'll tell you a little secret...

Budgeting is probably the MOST important factor of getting rich, but there is no "right" way to do it, per se. That being said, there are a couple common ways that people prefer.

The essence of budgeting is that you are spending less than you make, and anything on top of that is just details to help you do that. Maybe you prefer large categories to track each month (e.g. needs vs. wants) or maybe you like having line item categories for every type of expense. Maybe you don't like categories at all and just want to keep under a certain number and save / invest the rest.

I personally use the pay-yourself-first budget. I have set amounts that I put into investments and savings, and the rest goes towards my living expenses. If I have any leftover at the end of the month, that gets invested too. However I do also keep track of spending categories, but I don't necessarily have "limits" for any given category.

As long as you are spending less than you make and investing the difference, you will get rich. Budgeting is just the check to make sure that you do that on a month to month basis. Find the method that works for you!

- Matt

P.S. I'm a HUGE index fund guy, so I made a free index fund guide explaining them and laying out options to create an index fund portfolio at different brokers (Vanguard, Fidelity, Schwab, etc). Comment "guide" and I'll send you a link to get the PDF!

06/02/2026

Big Love 💛
Jenni

06/01/2026

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05/28/2026

Are you prepared for the unexpected, such as an injury, illness, or tragedy? Take proactive steps to ensure you have the coverage you need.

Book your appointment here to make sure ypu have the coverage you need https://calendly.com/debfinancially/45min

05/28/2026
05/25/2026

I agree 100%.

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Edmonton, AB