Employee Benefits From The Richfield Companies, LLC

Famous Quotation
“Wasting time is more sinful than wasting money.”

Elizabeth Blackwell

Employee Tools

Thank you for taking time to visit our website. The purpose of this site is to:

Reinforce ideas discussed during the Financial Readiness $tudyhall® workshops
Provide links to resources that can help you become financially ready

As you prepare to become financially-ready, remember some basic ideas from our workshops.

First, there are five basic steps to becoming financially ready:

Take Inventory
Assess Your Situation
Set Your Goals
Make Your Plan
Execute Your Plan

Second, as you take steps to become financially ready:

Talk to your human resources representative at work. You’ll find many of the resources you need to become financially-ready are already available through work.
Explore some of the public-domain resources listed on Financial Readiness Central™ website. There are countless government, non-profit and for-profit organizations that exist solely to help you become financially-ready.

Third, it’s ok to admit you don’t know something, but it’s not ok to hire an advisor that knows or cares less than you do. Thoroughly interview potential advisors before hiring them. To get started, consider asking questions similar to those on the

As always, we wish you the best and look forward to seeing you during our next visit.