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Where we come from…

Despite years of experience as a successful accountant for others, I still struggled with managing my own personal household funds. Over time I came to realize that a great many of my peers faced similar challenges. None of us had been taught to effectively manage our money or create a budget by our parents or the schools. Most of us developed some skills or systems that “kind of” worked, but we would have been in much better financial shape if we had learned and implemented these skills earlier in life. In addition, we were very concerned with educating our children so they don’t have the same struggles and make the same mistakes we did

Where we are…

Through trial and error I developed an Excel spreadsheet that tracked periodic transactions and allocated them to the correct week with customizable views. This spreadsheet saved me! Excel is not the best platform for this, but with use I got our situation under control. Bills began being paid on time, always. Our savings started accumulating, our credit cards started to be controlled, and our credit scores climbed. I was excited when I gave it to several other “Excel-savvy” friends who were struggling financially, and thrilled when it worked as well for them despite their very different financial situations and challenges.

Where we’re going…

There is an urgent need for teaching children the practicalities of personal financial management. Polls show that 78%* of Americans feel they and their families live paycheck to paycheck. It is logical to provide a financial education and tool that accommodates their direct needs, and to start at an early age so these skills are thoroughly learned and practiced. This will not only give students a better understanding of the challenges their families face, but also assist in breaking the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle pervasive in America today.


Curriculum Concepts

and number of years taught, expanded, and reinforced:
  • Core Concept - Personal responsibility & vigilance – 7 years
  • Core Concept - Parental/mentor involvement – 7 years
  • Core Concept - Practical exercises to develop money management skills and positive habits – 7 years
  • Core Concept - Real life money management tool usage – 7 years
  • Core Concept – Vocabulary – 7 years
  • Long term savings and planning, goal setting – 7 years
  • Bank Account Type and Usage – 6 years
  • Taxes and impact on pay and household – 6 years
  • Credit types and usage – 5 years
  • Credit score and effects of same – 5 years
  • Employment fundamentals – 4 years
  • Consumer awareness – 4 years
  • Variable and “recurring non-recurring” bills – 3 years
  • Handling emergencies – 3 years
  • Household budgeting – rental and bills – 2 years
  • Student loans – 2 years
  • CDs and other bank offerings – 1 year
  • Home purchasing costs and methods – 1 year
  • Investment, retirement planning – 1 year
  • Wisdom is knowledge in action

Users of our unique curriculum and approach can:


  • Perfect the skills to prevent late payments, overdrafts, and expensive debt.

  • Establish better credit scores and savings, leading to home purchasing, savings over renting, and building of equity.

  • Master the skills for planning and accumulation of savings, including planning for potential emergencies.

  • Learn how to anticipate, plan for, and manage major life changes, like new purchases, employment, etc.

  • Understand how to set and reach short- and long-term goals, with full visibility and customization at all levels - daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, and beyond - based on each unique household.

  • Have a high personal impact with a minimal investment in time.

How our Real-Life Money Management System Compares to Others:

Other budget plans Payday Primer ADVANTAGE
Deals in long-term, big picture only. Adjustable scale – see how next year looks or zoom in to a week or even a day to figure out what you need to do for the next month to work.
Don't reflect the scheduling of income vs bill paying. Customizable to account for uneven distribution of income versus bills over the course of any time period chosen.
Don’t help set attainable goals and keep them visible. Helps set attainable long-term goals like establishing an emergency savings fund or paying off debt, as well as short-term successes, like making ends meet when a paycheck is unexpectedly short.
Large changes mean starting from scratch. Major changes (loss of a job, a new bill, a raise) can be incorporated at the touch of a button, and the results – next week, a month from now, a year from now – are instantly visible.
No provision for “what if” scenarios. Enter potential changes to an existing budget to predict long-term effects and viability in order to make informed decisions. For example, weighing whether to pay increasing repair bills on an older vehicle versus a financing a newer, more reliable one.
Not flexible/customizable. Fully customizable and controllable by the user to fit their specific circumstances.


Payday Primer will ensure our next generation…



  • Will be equipped to make informed, educated financial decisions based on facts, not feelings and impulses.

  • Will be able to set attainable immediate and long-term goals, based on their individual circumstances.

  • Will have not just facts but also the skills and habits that make their knowledge work in their best interest.

  • Will be prepared to be proactive not reactive, earning justifiable feelings of empowerment, accomplishment, and confidence as a result of being debt-free and self-supporting.

  • Will have reduced stress, strife & fear caused by debt and money problems. Knowledge is power!

Let's Get In Touch


832-208-5510


info@paydayprimer.com

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