Show 19: The Truth About Network Marketing (24:59)

Show 18: Make Yourself Downsize Proof (30:14)

Show 17: How to Win the Lottery (30:42 min)

Show 16: The Anatomy of a Credit Score (34:04 min)

Show 15: What You Don't Know About Credit Cards That Might Hurt You (43:21 min)

Show 14: Discussing the Debt Collection Process (28:34 min)

Show 13: How to End the Month with a Little Money Left Over (26:20 min)

Show 12: Creative Money Making Ventures (39:09 min)

Show 11: The Low Payment Bubble (43:17 min)

Show 10: Are New Cars a Good Investment? (31:22 min)

possible with the unique message of financial opportunity and hope offered through cash flow management and debt elimination.

Bill Keenan describes the adult education seminar on debt elimination he attended in 1997 as an epiphany. “Like most people, my family and I had followed the conventional wisdom of getting a good education, getting a good job and working hard. Yet we weren't able to save and invest the amount of money we needed and I couldn't figure out why. I always believed that to get ahead financially, all you needed to do was make more money. We were fortunate that our income did rise over the years, but our expenses rose as well. Regardless of income, we never had any money left over at the end of the month so we couldn't find the extra money to save and invest. When I saw the power of cash flow management and debt elimination I realized people could achieve their financial goals WITH NO INCREASE IN INCOME!”

Keenan began his teaching mission because he realized that conventional financial wisdom wasn’t working for his family nor for most Americans. He has taught thousands of typical Americans how to succeed financially, regardless of income, by managing cash flow and investing in their debt. Today Bill Keenan is an accomplished professional seminar leader and author, who has conducted seminars in corporations (3M, General Mills, Honeywell, etc.), schools and churches across North America. His classes have been featured on the NBC TV station KARE 11, written about in the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper, and featured on radio stations across the state.

Learn more about why Bill Keenan has become the financial coach for the Average Joe by visiting the Average Joe Money Show Home page.