Ty Miller
Financial Representative @Consolidated Planning, Inc.
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WORK HISTORY
Financial Representative @Consolidated Planning, Inc.
Pensacola, FL, US
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EDUCATION
Tarleton State University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Criminal Justice with a Minor in Mechanical Engineering
ABOUT TY MILLER
I moved to Florida to sell couches. Good job. Hit my numbers. But I was missing nights, weekends, holidays with my family. And even though money was coming in, nothing felt settled.I wasn\'t bad with money. I just didn\'t have a plan holding it together. Money moved without intention. Not because of big mistakes. Because no one had ever helped me see the whole picture.When I stated working in Financial Services Industry, I saw the same pattern everywhere.A family making $120K a year, 730 credit score with a 19% auto loan, they didn\'t know they could refinance. Another making $200K, paying every bill on time, but with $1200 in savings. Couples earning more than they ever expected, still stressed every time a big expense hit. Nothing reckless. Nothing dramatic. Just money that wasn\'t doing much on purpose.That\'s where I start.Most families I work with look fine on paper. Good jobs. Decent income. Bills paid. But once we lay everything out in one place, it becomes obvious why things still feel tight.Here\'s how we fix it:→ Organize your full financial picture so you see everything in one place for the first time → Automate your cash flow so saving happens without thinking about it → Optimize where your dollars are actually going → And Checking for any gaps along the wayThe result: your money starts working on purpose instead of just moving.• Young Couple, 120K, refinanced their vehicle now only paying $250/m is putting an additional 300/m to paying off their credit cards. We found ($1,500/m)• Fire-fighter and Teacher, 147K, went from saving to an automated saving of $2500/m Family of 4 making 287K found out that they can retire 7 years earlier by putting less money into their retirement and saving more in other places that they can access now. In addition to freeing up cashflow by paying off debt. Start with a free 10-minute Financial Snapshot in Featured. After that, we\'ll walk through it together and see where things really stand.DM me \"SNAPSHOT\" or book directly using the link./COMPLIANCE:20••••69/
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