New Year, New Debt: Local Financial Expert offers New Year’s Financial Makeovers

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 22, 2011 -- BEDFORD, NH: With the New Year, often comes lots of new debt… for that reason, Peter Bielagus, a local financial educator, is offering a series of five free financial makeovers to New Englanders who want to turn around their finances in 2012.

With high unemployment rates, a roller coaster stock market, and banks that are not in the holiday spirit, Bielagus wants to help out people by offering his rare specialty: financial education for folks with modest incomes. All one need do is sign up at www.americasfinancialeducator.com, and five people will be selected to learn to turn debt into savings.

“While most financial advisors are targeting the richest one percent, I went the other way and focused on those who had a great deal of potential but a small amount of available cash,” he says. “I had to learn financial strategies that would quickly put money in people’s pockets.”

A former fee-only advisor, Bielagus now travels the globe giving lectures at corporations, colleges, and military bases. His service targets people of modest incomes− college students, service members and young professionals. He says that increased financial education can help us avoid financial debacles like the nations current situation. “While the mortgage crisis had its share of fraud, the best protection is education,” adds Bieglagus.

Bielagus provides valuable information; from how to deal with collection agents, where to find “hidden” money, and how to save more while spending less. Peter Bielagus has no affiliations whatsoever with any financial companies. He can be reached at www.americasfinancialeducator.com.

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