Tony Amaradio - Faithful with Finances - Discusses the Connection between Education and Budgeting

Jun 22, 2022

Aliso Viejo, California, United States - June 22, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

Tony Amaradio, financial advisor, and Carin, his partner, who together wrote the motivational book Faithful With Much, feel there is a strong link between spiritual values and budgeting. The couple’s innovative Faithful with Finances online workshops are designed to provide a Biblically derived education to Christians of all ages about budgeting, giving, and becoming a dedicated steward. By focusing on easy-to-understand concepts, creative, hands-on activities, examples from the Scripture, and real-life applications, participants learn vital skills that can be used in both their professional and everyday lives. 

Money Management Training classes, one of the many services offered by Faithful With Finances, are available for kids, teens, adults, and families. The youth course, Getting a Handle on Finances, is led by a relatable avatar, the Faithful Farmer, who guides the children through fun, interesting, and insightful themes that make connections between Biblical truths and the realities of dealing with funds on a daily basis. In-house child budgeting expert and creator of the Budgeting Project for Children, Cheryl Russell, believes that by introducing these concepts early, parents encourage a healthy relationship with money and an understanding of how to handle God’s entrusted resources. Through practical applications and relatable circumstances, adolescents and young adults are taught techniques to form healthy spending and saving habits. The adult class concentrates on four main ideas: God owns everything, God will provide, the difference between serving and managing, and stewardship of His treasure. Each inclusive training module lasts seven days and features an engaging mini-series that walks the viewers through a modern interpretation of financial rules established in the Bible.

The Amaradios also offer a Debt Killer guide, a free budgeting system, and an intuitive scholarship program for those who cannot afford the program. While Carin acknowledges that not everyone can be reached, she is adamant that Faithful with Finances fulfills a necessary service, “at the very least, if our workshops cause you to pause and reflect on what God wants to be done with your resources, then we will have made a difference.” Tony Amaradio, in agreement with his wife, included that, “our goal is to inspire people to give, and not miss out on the opportunities God has blessed them with.”

Tony Amaradio is a financial expert, strategic philanthropist, and the head of two major companies, Select Portfolio Management, Inc. and Select Money Management, Inc. A graduate of the University of Michigan and the University of Detroit, Amaradio achieved an impeccable reputation for establishing, planning, and managing assets early in his career which allowed him to found and become the Chief Strategist of two sizeable firms. In Southern California, where he was the host of the radio talk show, “Market Talk,” for over two decades, Amaradio enjoys a large, loyal fan base and is an often sought-after guest speaker nationally.

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