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Lea Majer    

CEO of Majer Investments, Financial Literacy Educator & Writer

Dr. Lea Majer accepts the mess born from a dynamic life and merges the pieces into her powerful message on financial wellness. She speaks on being a mother in a combined family with 10 children while leading a growing financial business and navigating the exciting waters of being a professional woman in her forties with lots of life to show for it. Majer is a Regional Vice President at Primerica Financial Services. She is licensed to sell life insurance, investments, and loans. She teaches financial literacy in many venues, from families to businesses to communities seeking to navigate financial wellness that leads to freedom of time and money.

In her first life, prior to divorce and remarriage, Majer earned a PhD in Rhetoric and Composition (KSU, 2014), and her dissertation was on Medical Rhetoric. She is a memoirist with an MFA in Nonfiction (NEOMFA, 2007). Majer lived in Russia in 1999 and married a family and the culture in 2000. Majer taught at the university and spoke on holistic wellness since 2003. Her topics spanned from spiritual, physical, to emotional health and well-being. She has published articles and two books.

In 2018, Majer was divorced and realized the need to learn financial literacy to keep her family moving forward with a foundation of wellness. With five children at the time and many questions, she applied herself to a world-class financial education and earned her securities licenses. She built a team and developed her professional presence in the financial industry, launching her business with Primerica to Regional Vice President March, 2023. She speaks on multiple topics related to becoming well through financial literacy. Her life stories invite many other women with their own stories into a place of rejuvenation and hope.

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Financial Literacy for Empowerment

Financial literacy can be a powerful tool for empowering individuals, including women, to take control of their financial lives and achieve their goals. Here are some ways in which financial literacy can lead to empowerment:

Understanding personal finances: When individuals have a solid understanding of their personal finances, they are better equipped to make informed decisions about budgeting, saving, investing, and managing debt. This knowledge can lead to increased financial stability and independence.

Setting and achieving financial goals: Financial literacy can help individuals set realistic financial goals and develop a plan to achieve them. This can give individuals a sense of control and accomplishment, leading to increased confidence and self-esteem.

  • Advocating for oneself: Financial literacy can help individuals understand their rights and responsibilities when it comes to financial matters, such as credit reporting and debt collection. This knowledge can give individuals the confidence to advocate for themselves and protect their financial interests.

  • Building wealth: Financial literacy can help individuals build wealth over time through smart investment and savings strategies. This can lead to greater financial security and the ability to pursue one's passions and interests without worrying about money.

Overall, financial literacy can be a key factor in promoting individual empowerment and helping individuals achieve their financial goals. By providing education and resources on personal finance topics, we can help individuals take control of their financial lives and build a more secure and fulfilling future.

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