In 2007, when I retired from the navy, my wife and I were $483,000 in debt. We knew that once I retired we had to do something, so we started chipping away at it, but it was like chopping down an oak tree with a baseball bat! We really didn’t have any direction, we just had a goal. Then we were introduced to all of this amazing information in the Financial Fitness Program, and we just started getting to work. In fact, just last week, we wrote our last check for $1,800 which eliminated the very last bit of that $483,000. It’s all gone!! We are so excited! It’s like having a new lease on life, and we cannot wait to see how far we can go and how many people we can help with all of this wonderful information that we have. God bless!
Jim Croyle

I’m so excited! About 12-24 months ago, I had put a $500 car repair on a credit card, started paying it down a little bit, then graduation rolled around and I didn’t save up for graduation so I had to put those expenses on a credit card. The balance had been plaguing me month after month after month. Well—NOT ANYMORE! A couple of days ago, I paid off this credit card and I just feel so FREE! That’s another Harvey coming out of the Financial Matrix. We’re doing it as a family. It is difficult to be different and to be disciplined, but it is TOTALLY worth it to be chipping away at my debt. I have a plan to be out of the Financial Matrix within the next couple of years (before I’m 30) and I am so excited!! I don’t even know how to express this because it is not the norm for my family.
Jasmine Harvey