Financial Independence = The Gift of Security
- Kate Yandoh Harris
- May 16
- 1 min read

"What you don't see, you're not gonna miss."
In a generation and a culture that wants and expects everything now, saving for the future can feel like a sacrifice.
However, for Kayla and Hayden, the financial lessons their mothers taught them by example is setting them apart - and setting them up for a more secure future:
Start retirement savings early
Automate contributions so you "don't miss" the money
Consider conservative investment approaches for security
Understand that patience pays off financially
There is a short-term reward in store for those who start saving early: the satisfaction of watching your investments grow over time creates confidence in your financial future.
As Kayla notes about her 401(k): "It's honestly a good feeling when I log into that account... it's growing from putting that money aside every paycheck and watching it accumulate."
At ValuTeachers, we're passionate about creating this same feeling for educators and school employees across the country. Did you know that 75% of them aren't saving for retirement?
We are changing that by providing the education and solutions they need for financial dignity in retirement, and we need more people to help us.
Whether you're looking to secure your own financial future or help others do the same through a rewarding career with flexible hours and life-changing income potential, ValuTeachers offers the path forward.
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