Did You Become A Nurse to...
*Stress about bills, lack of savings, or debt?
*Live paycheck to paycheck?
*Feel exhausted and burned out after giving SO much to others?
Of course NOT! But you can stop living this way:
Transform Your Approach to Finances!
You Became A Nurse to:
- Help and care for others!
- Enjoy a quality work-life balance!
- Pursue your goals and dreams!
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Make "good money!"
Do You Wonder Where This "Good Money" goes?
You work too hard to lose thousands to costly financial mistakes. This course shows nurses how to build REAL Wealth for REAL Self-Care. I'll teach you everything you need to craft a financial plan to align your money with your dreams and become work-optional. You deserve to be an Enriched Nurse.
FINANCIAL WELL-BEING FOR NURSES
How to become financially literate and create a comprehensive financial plan to achieve financial well-being.
Includes ANCC Contact Hours
Don't Just Take My Word For It...
"The in-depth and multidimensional nature of this course encompasses all the necessary knowledge that might otherwise take an entire lifetime to figure out. I have faith that the few hours I'm putting into this course now will pay huge dividends for years to come! Thank you for this offering!"
~ Delaney, BSN RN
"When you were talking about strategic ways to maximize pay, you were throwing out GOLD! I ran the numbers for how much you'd make in different scenarios and it BLEW MY MIND!"
~Abby, RN
120+ Quality HD Videos
- Experienced Presenter
- Short Videos
- Over 12 hours video content
- Filmed in HD with HD Audio
- No Death By Powerpoint
- Step by Step Screen captures
- On Demand Access
- Article Style Reading by Published Writer
14 Day Refund Period
I'm so confident you'll be satisfied, I offer a full refund in the first 14 Days. You'll get full access through Part 1 of Objective 4 so YOU can be confident the course is for you!
After 15 Days the remaining course is unlocked including all templates, files, and worksheets so you can create a plan and reach Financial Well-Being once and for all.
Hassle-Free Learning
- Practical/Actionable/Insight
- Clean, Easy to Use Interface
- No Ridiculous Graded Exams
- Instant CE Certificate after Self Eval
- Mobile Friendly, Self-Paced
- Quality worksheets, templates, & files
- Meets HIGHEST CE Standard
- Exclusive Q&A Community Forum
GET PAID & REIMBURSED to ENRICH your personal finances and career.
Even if you don't have access to employer funds, here's how the course could pay for itself!
-Learn your real wage and value
-How to stop inflation stealing your wealth
-Save thousands learning to reduce waste on things you don't care about, need, or use
-Save thousands on Taxes
-Save thousands in sneaky loan fees and interest
-Save thousands on insurance
-Save thousands in hidden “expert” fees and costs
-MAKE THOUSANDS more each year maxing your nurse benefits!
-Learn how to invest, mitigate risk, and what it takes to grow your wealth into the millions!
-Save thousands on creating a financial plan to do it!
Go In The Right Direction
I've taught nurses for years how to successfully resuscitate patients, use their union benefits, get paid their value, and much more.
I want to point you in the right direction, so you can learn what some people never learn, putting your money to work for you.
They don't teach this is nursing school.
Real Life Application
You don't need to win the lottery to build real wealth or work FULL-TIME for 30-40+ years, scrimping, sacrificing, and getting ripped off the whole way.
Nurses have all the skills needed, with all kinds of unique circumstances and benefits available to build wealth!
Live well now and design a future aligned with your goals and aspirations. Get there in YEARS (not DECADES) without sacrifice & less risk.
I'll show you how.
End Financial Stress
Transform your understanding of personal finance! Save time and avoid mistakes!
Stop worrying about the future, enjoy life now and later. Learn to financial well-being and create a plan!
Learn how to "Set it and forget it!" and become "work optional!"
Nurses work too much...
- Did you become a nurse to be overstressed, overweight, lack sleep, and worry about staffing? According to ANA, that's the majority of nurses!
- Did you become a nurse to help others while living well and feeling secure?
- Why are so many nurses struggling with their health and finances? Why does the largest block of healthcare workers seem to have so little say in healthcare?
- Why do so many nurses say they want to leave the profession?
- While there are multiple initiatives to address nurse physical, emotional, and mental health, financial health impacts them all and effective financial education is lacking.
- Nursing Economic$ Journal says: "A pervasive lack of financial literacy (knowledge and skills to make informed financial decisions including debt, investments, budgeting, etc.) is a problem in the nursing profession."
- According to Fidelity 1 in 4 nurses have financial stress, 61% feel overwhelmed by their lack of emergency savings and 46% worry about their debt. The average retirement balance for nurses is only $90k and the average student loan debt is $40k-$55K.
- Even CNOs admit their weakest area is finance!
You don't need to be a CEO, CFO, CNO, expert, trust funder, or doctor to figure this out, but you CAN be wealthier than them all...
You can be financially literate and achieve financial wellbeing
Nurses can live well now, while saving for our future AND providing value to the world around us.
Enrich your personal finances, nursing career, and life with a course designed by nurses for nurses.
Meet Instructor Dan Richmond RN, BSN, CMSRN
I'm a two-time University of Hawaii graduate, in 2006 with an ADN and BSN in 2009. I've been in nursing over 20 years first as a CNA, LPN, and an RN since age 22. I currently work part-time as a PICC and Float Pool RN covering all Med-Surg and specialty units in the hospital.
I’ve been engaged in entrepreneurial pursuits since I was a kid and bought my first piece of real estate when I was 18. I manage all my household's finances, I'm a long term investor, and know how to rapidly pay down debt. I enjoy nursing and do it all while living well and raising a family.
Every year I work Part-Time, I've 600 more hours to do what I please. Every 3 years I've had the equivalent of one year off. 5 so far, I want to show you how.
Personal Finance Knowledge
- Homeowner
- $200k+ debt eliminated. Mortgage only debt by choice.
- Credit Score >800 over 10 years
- Stock & Bond Investor 15+years
- Real Estate Investor 20+ years
- Saving & Investing $40k-$50k/yr or more for 10+ years.
- Self-manage accounting, taxes, and investments.
- Negotiator for multiple union contracts
- Extensive board experience, including Treasurer and Chair
- Cash buyer of major purchases like BSN, vehicles, boats, and RVs.
My wife has also been a nurse since 2009. We've done all this while travelling extensively and giving all of our hobbies their due, raising two small children, and mostly working part-time or less as nurses. We have no desire to leave the field and enjoy our work.
Who Should Take This Course?
Any nurse who wants financial security without putting it off any longer...
- Nurses who want to use employer funds and hours to address their finances with CE to maintain their license and certifications.
- Nurses who want to break free of the paycheck to paycheck cycle.
- Nurse who want to break free from debt and boost their cash flow.
- Nurses who are ready to put in the time to gather and learn to analyze their financial info to make a plan and automate their path to wealth and financial well-being.
- Nurses who want to eliminate stress and financial barriers to providing patient care.
- Nurses who want to learn to invest and optimize their investments while reducing their tax liability.
- Nurses who want to end a lifestyle that keeps them burned out and working under poor conditions.
- Nurses who want to maximize employer benefits.
- Nurses who don't want to waste time and energy trying to figure all this out from random sources and experts who don't understand nurses.
- Nurses who want one course for accountability with actionable insight and education to achieve financial well-being once and for all.
Curriculum
- Background (3:15)
- What is Financial Well-Being (Reading)
- NOT Financial Well-Being! (1:13)
- Why Financial Well-Being (2:53)
- Prevalence and Burnout (Reading)
- Self-Sacrifice, Burnout, and Martyr Behaviors (5:02)
- Burnout, Wellness, and Patient Care (Reading)
- Assess Your Financial Well Being (Exercise)
- Financial Well-Being Impacts it All! (0:41)
- Time for Real or Faux Self-Care? (9:44)
- Final Thoughts on Patient Care Impact (Reading)
- Money Psychology: Part 1 (5:44)
- Summary of CFPB Research (Reading)
- Is it Rigged For Nurses? (2:05)
- Money Psychology: Part 2 (2 Videos) (7:10)
- Behavioral Economics: Biases (2 Videos) (14:10)
- Behavioral & Neuro Economics (Reading)
- It Was Fun Money! (1:22)
- Lifestyle & Financial Well-Being (8:39)
- Financial Independence, Retire Early (10:37)
- Define Your Why With a Mission Statement (9:23)
- Mission Statement Tool
- REFERENCES
- Definition and Background (1:42)
- P-Fin Index Results (Reading)
- Begin With a Sound Lifestyle
- About Financial Resiliency (2:36)
- Basic Economics Part 1 (4:26)
- Supply & Demand Examples, Boom/Bust Cycles (Reading)
- The Money Supply (6:07)
- Basic Economics Part 2 (5:38)
- Inflation (Reading)
- Inflation & Wages (5:56)
- Final Thoughts on Inflation & Relative Prices (Reading)
- Basic Personal Finance: Compound Interest (7:34)
- The Time Value of Money (3:46)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Borrowing Part 1 (13:08)
- Different Loan Term Examples (Reading)
- Credit Cards & High Interest Debt (6:18)
- Credit Score (8:46)
- Good Debt, Bad Debt? (6:51)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Borrowing Part 2 (Student Loans, Fees, and Consolidations) (10:05)
- Case Scenario & Borrowing Summary (Reading)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Savings Part 1 (8:23)
- Emergency Savings (4:21)
- Emergency Savings and Where to Save (Reading)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Savings Part 2 (Inflation & I-Bonds) (6:07)
- You've Reached the End of Week 1!
- REFERENCES
- Welcome to Week 2!
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Cash Flow (4:34)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Budgeting (4:54)
- Budget Approaches (Reading & Video) (0:56)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Asset Protection (7:13)
- Liability & Disability (11:51)
- Life Insurances (5:31)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Taxes Part 1 (7:09)
- Withholding (4:39)
- Tax Brackets (Reading)
- PAYSTUBS, INCOME TAXES, AND PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS (3:27)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Taxes Part 2 (Deductions & Credits, Capital Gains Tax) (7:59)
- Other Taxes (Reading)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Home Ownership/Mortgages Part 1 (12:08)
- Questions to Ask Before Buying A Home (Reading)
- Basic Personal Finance Concepts: Home Ownership/Mortgages Part 2 (0:49)
- RUN THE NUMBERS! (Reading)
- Mortgage Features & Other Considerations (13:20)
- Home Buying Tool Kit and Mortgage Wrap Up (Reading)
- Investing and Investment Phases Part 1 (14:11)
- Stocks & Bond Slideshow
- RISK DISPERSION, DIVERSIFICATION, AND MUTUAL FUNDS (4:19)
- Investing and Investment Phases Part 2 (Bubbles & Market Timing) (7:07)
- FIVE Rights of Investing (2:47)
- REFERENCES
- Introduction
- F.I.R.E For Nurses (8:40)
- Automation & Simplification (10:41)
- Maximizing Contractual Provisions & Benefits Part 1 (38:09)
- Maximizing Contractual Provisions & Benefits Part 2 (15:08)
- Expense Reduction Intro (6:26)
- Expense Reduction (Reading)
- Easy to Hard Expense Reduction (14:28)
- Is it Really Going Without? (Reading)
- Reducing Insurance Costs (7:30)
- Final Thoughts on Expense Reduction (5:22)
- Increasing Income: Intro & Credit Card Rewards (9:35)
- Increasing Income From Interest (4:22)
- Income From Dividends, Side Hustles, & Passive Income
- Nursing Side Gigs (4:07)
- Debt Elimination Introduction
- Debt Elimination: The Sure Way to BOOST INCOME! (6:18)
- Debt Avalanche (Reading)
- Debt Snowball Method (Reading)
- How NOT to Pay Off Debt! (6:30)
- Other Debt Elimination Considerations: HELOC, Consolidation, PSLF (Reading)
- You've Reached the End of Week 3!
- REFERENCES
- Don't Underestimate Simplicity With Your Investments!
- How Investing is Different (8:00)
- Tax Advantaged Investing (11:58)
- Roth Vs Traditional (4:39)
- Tax Advantaged Account Comparisons
- IRAs (reading)
- 401a/401k/403b (Reading)
- 457b Deferred Compensation (Reading)
- HSAs (Reading)
- Taxable Investing (10:59)
- Active versus Passive Investing (10:02)
- Selecting Investments (Slideshow & Reading)
- Risk, Asset Allocation, and Rebalancing (6:35)
- Risk, Asset Allocation, and Rebalancing (Reading)
- Real Estate Investing Intro (6:40)
- Real Estate Investing Benefits (Reading)
- Real Estate Markets, Supply, & Demand (3:33)
- Leverage (7:37)
- Three Real Estate Rules (Reading)
- Real Estate: Keep It Simple (1:58)
- Real Estate Tax Benefits (5:23)
- Alternative Investments
- REFERENCES
- Intro: Risk, Fear, and Uncertainty (reading)
- Framing (7:21)
- High Return/High Risk
- Understanding Risk in Stocks Better (4:28)
- Understanding Risk Better in Stocks and Bonds (Reading)
- Understanding Bond Specific Risks (3:10)
- Risk Tolerance and Mitigation Strategies (3:00)
- Risk Tolerance & Mitigation (Reading) (2:59)
- Mitigating Risk with Human/RN Capital (2:59)
- Investment Policy Statement (Download) (4:31)
- How to Create an Investment Policy Statement (4:31)
- Estate Planning
- Optimizing Asset Protection (13:59)
- Appropriate Insurance (Reading)
- Emergency Fund Optimization (14:23)
- REFERENCES
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COURSE BROCHURE & DISCLOSURES:
Financial Well-Being for Nurses: How to become financially literate and create a comprehensive financial plan to achieve financial well-being.
Nursing Contact Hours:
Participants can earn 15 contact hours.
The course is self-paced. It is intended to be completed over a period of weeks, but it is on-demand so the learner can complete the course and materials at their own pace.
Learners will have access to the course and materials through the CE expiration date to review or reference as needed.
This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved by Oregon Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Course Description:
The course includes over 15 hours of evidence-based instruction through videos, reading assignments, templates, worksheets, and audio/visual presentations.
Nurses, patients, and healthcare organizations are better off when nurses are financially literate and have financial well-being.
In the Nursing Economic$ Journal article May/June 2021 "Nurses Leaders and Financial Literacy: Learning to become the CFO of Me" the need for financial education for nurses is captured in one sentence: "A pervasive lack of financial literacy (knowledge and skills to make informed financial decisions including debt, investments, budgeting, etc.) is a problem in the nursing profession."
Stress and Burnout are also problems. According to the American Nurses Association, stress is one of the most impactful issues nurses face today. It negatively impacts nurse’s well-being, patient care, patient outcomes and the financial well-being of healthcare organizations.
In January 2020, ANA added financial health to the Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation definition. Financial stress is well documented as the number one stressor for all Americans. Employee wellness programs often focus on physical and mental health, yet their effectiveness is not clear. According to Brightside, financial stress impacts every aspect of wellbeing. By addressing financial well-being, it is clear employers can boost productivity, reduce turnover, and positively impact every other wellness domain: mental, physical, and emotional health.
Fidelity conducted a study in 2021 based on account data and interactions with thousands of nurses. The results were concerning: Median Student loan debt $40-$55k, average retirement balance only $90K, only 50% highly engaged with Fidelity Assistants, 1in 4 have financial stress, 61% overwhelmed by lack of emergency savings, and 46% worry about debt.
According to CNBC as of Feb 2023 62% of Americans report living paycheck to paycheck. There are similar statistics for the number of Americans with no financial plan.
The Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center has tracked financial literacy for years and conducted multiple studies, they find not only is "financial illiteracy widespread, but it is particularly severe among women." The nursing workforce is approximately 85% women.
By addressing financial literacy nurses can improve their nursing practice, patient care, personal health, their own financial well-being and their organization’s!
Learning Objectives:
Each objective has several sub-objectives and topics (see course curriculum for all topics covered).
1. Describe why Financial Well-Being is important for Nurses.
2. Identify key components of Financial Literacy & Resilience.
3. Demonstrate how to calculate important Personal Finance Ratios & Equations.
4. Demonstrate how to create a Cash Flow Statement & Budget.
5. Explain how to use the Nursing Process to create a personal financial plan
6.. Discuss In-Depth Strategies to reach goals manage finances, save, and invest.
7. Identify how to seek expert and professional guidance effectively.
Nurses who complete the course, worksheets and templates will have a personalized comprehensive financial plan to achieve and maintain financial well-being.
Nurses will also understand how to take advantage of typical employer benefits and contract provisions often underutilized and/or misunderstood.
Requirements for Successful Completion of this Educational Activity
To obtain a CE certificate for this activity, the learner must complete the following criteria:
- Complete all course sections and watch 90% of videos.
- Complete the course evaluation with name and valid email by 07/03/2026.
Participants who successfully complete the above requirements will receive a printable CE certificate at the end of the course or by email.
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