Kathy Jo Pollack

MA, ACC, BCC

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Professional Life Coach, Speaker & Trainer - Personal Finance, Relationship, & Confidence Expert

Kathy Jo Pollack

Kathy Jo Pollack Quick Facts

Main Areas
Personal finance; relationships, personal growth, confidence, etiquette, and empowerment.
Career Focus
Life Coach, Trainer, Speaker, and Author
Affiliation
International Coach Federation, Relationship Coaching Institute, National Speakers Association, Pittsburgh Coaches Association

Kathy Jo Pollack is an ICF and Board Certified Life Coach, Certified Relationship Coach for Singles, and Certified Confidence Coach. Kathy Jo will empower you to discover and live your dreams. In additional to coaching, she is an experienced trainer, speaker and author who will help you build your confidence and motivate you to succeed. Specializing in personal finance, relationships and business etiquette, Kathy Jo will partner with you to prosper and enjoy life!

To tell you more, one of the major reasons I became a life coach was that many people who attended my financial programs wanted to work with me one-on-one. They shared with me the impact I made - how they felt more confident & in control of their money and suggested I become a coach.

I took their suggestion and became a life coach whose focus is on the basics – the things that were never learned or are forgotten such as goal setting, prioritizing, budgeting, and building good credit & healthy relationships.

Later, in response to the needs of my clients, I added three specialties, relationship, etiquette, and confidence coaching. What I found was as my clients' finances became solid (and some already were), they wanted to keep moving forward and accomplish more, while feeling satisfied and fulfilled with their life.

As your coach, I can help you on your journey...a journey which I have personally traveled and found success.

Why would you want to work with me? I have a true and deep understanding of the issues people face. I will work with you as an honest partner to help set and achieve your goals.

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The short answer is everywhere. Let’s start with RESPECT…..a simple word that means a lot and acts as the foundation for etiquette. When I think of the word “respect”, I immediately start singing the song made popular in the 1960’s by Aretha Franklin. Even if you do not know the song, let’s spell-out “respect” and take a closer look at how respect lays the groundwork for etiquette: R: Remember that etiquette begins with this one word, respect. E: Everywhere. Etiquette has a place in every situation.

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If you will be receiving an income tax refund, have you considered how you will use it? Before you give in to the pressure from family, friends, and retailers to spend your refund, why not buy yourself a little time. Think of this refund as a financial opportunity for you ! Then, think maximize. Ask yourself how it can bring the most benefit to you. Here are some points to consider:

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Resiliency is personal. Add money and you get even more personal. As we strive to become more resilient with life’s challenges and complexities, I would like to provide five basic suggestions to help you achieve Financial Resiliency. 1. Continue to learn and grow. This is ongoing. Do not become stagnant with your finances. Stay abreast of the economic situation and be familiar with current rates of savings and lending. Schedule a meeting with your financial advisor to become more knowledgeable on your investments. Ask questions.

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Want to stay married, talk about money. Creating healthy finances when two people join their lives takes effort. Are you having money talks with your spouse or significant other? Many people will talk about anything before money and yet money is the #1 reason for divorce and the driving force in an estimated 90% of divorces.

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A question that seems to be surfacing a lot lately is how to build good credit . Some people that I talk with have experienced financial difficulties in the past and are now trying to rebuild their personal credit. Others are new to credit, especially young people, and are building credit for the first time. Rebuilding after difficulties and having no credit can be similar. If you do not use credit or have not used it in the past, there is no credit use to rate and thus the affects can be similar. No use or a poor record can be limiting.

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In the previous article we got the first three fundamental steps out of the way: 1. Getting established with a financial institution 2. Checking/correcting credit reports 3. Establishing a budget. Now we are ready for credit! Below you will find key points and a continuation of my suggested steps. Keep in mind that there are no guarantees and no quick fixes. I suggest trying one step at a time and evaluating the response before moving to another step.

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With the holidays fast approaching, are you curious as to how not to get drawn into the stressful, expen$ive daze of the season? Ignore the hype and simplify with three steps: n 1. Assess what is important to you and your loved ones. Start with a meeting and include those close to you with ...

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No doubt, credit fuels our economy, and it also affects every area of our lives. Our credit rating, good or bad, can affect where we live, work, and our ability to get a loan or insurance. Do yourself a favor and make it your annual plan to check your credit reports from each of the three major credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. Under the FACT Act, these reports are free to consumers every twelve months.

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Hopefully you have already checked your credit reports and are correcting any errors. (If you have not done this, read my previous article, Start Your New Year Right By Checking Your Credit Reports ). Make sure you monitor and follow through on any disputes. That is a good start. With a tough economy, a good credit score is more important than ever as credit opportunities may be tighter. Let’s look at the five factors of a credit score:

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Our current economic state presents us with many opportunities – it’s all about how you choose to look at it. My focus has always been on the basics; taking a moment to look at your foundation with an emphasis on finances. Regardless of where you look, it is all about relationships – your ...

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Has financial stress recently pushed you over the edge? Do you feel like you are getting hit from all sides? Are you looking for new ways to deal with the economic pressure? You are not alone. First, I am putting all the usual money talk aside. If you are feeling pressured to smile all the ...

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After many years of talking with consumers about credit, I have come up with my list of the Top Ten Ways to Wreck Your Credit. No doubt, credit fuels our economy, and it also affects all of the major areas of our lives, good or bad. It can affect where we live and work, and our ability to ...

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Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Kathy Jo Pollack

Awareness + Choice + Action = Positive Change

I believe that you are the master of your money as well as your life!

Our wants are unlimited but our needs are not - know and clarify your requirements, needs, and wants.

Always be the chooser, never wait to be chosen.

Contacting Kathy Jo Pollack

Kathy Jo Pollack, MA, ACC, BCC

Certified Life Coach, Trainer & Professional Speaker

Focusing on Finance, Relationships, Etiquette

1-724-224-6619

mycoach@kathyjopollack.com

http://www.kathyjopollack.com

How to get started

Please visit my website and contact me for a *free* thirty minute session to discover if I can assist you in your journey. I also offer teleclasses and onsite workshops. You may reach me by phone or email.