Tracy Piercy
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Financial Possibilities Expert

Tracy Piercy Quick Facts
- Main Areas
- personal finance, wealth accumulation, success principles
- Best Sellers
- The 12 Simple Steps of MoneyMinding, Enlightened Wealth, Moneyology
- Career Focus
- CEO and founder of MoneyMinding Inc, author, speaker
- Affiliation
- Certified Financial Planner, eWomen Network
Tracy Piercy is a Certified Financial Planner professional and founder and CEO of MoneyMinding® Inc. Tracy learned in her 17 years in the financial services industry that money is so much more than the numbers. While working in insurance, banking, and as a top-producing investment advisor, Tracy saw a gap between conventional teachings and real wealth-building strategies. That is why she founded MoneyMinding®, an inspirational financial education system that goes beyond traditional savings and investment advice to encourage possibilities without “cutting back”.
Tracy has studied with some of the greatest success teachers today: Tony Robbins, Robert Allen, Mark Victor Hansen, Robert Kiyosaki, Michael Gerber, and Harv Ecker. She has distilled information from over 400 books on financial success. In addition, Tracy teaches advisors, consults to the financial industry on the psychology of money, and appears in person throughout North America, on television and on radio.
Tracy Piercy believes that regardless of your current economic situation, you can reach financial independence by applying universal principles, strategies and techniques that aren’t about sacrifice or frustration, and are about embracing dreams and drawing up plans.
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How To turn Money Worry Into Success
The some telling figures appeared in an article on Advisor.ca, an online newsletter to which I subscribe. At first, I thought it was simply showing support for the work I do as a financial educator and advisor. Yet, after pondering the statistics further, I realized there was a huge clue to ...
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Just Saving Money Will Keep You Broke
The tax rebate checks under the Bush administration's economic stimulus plan won't do any good if people simply put them in the bank. Last week, an online article in the Wall Street journal claimed that we need to save more money - even if the interest on the savings won't keep up with ...
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Treasure Hunting
I'm a financial educator by calling and by profession. But when you get to know me and my family, you will discover fairly quickly that we are collectors of old, fun or unusual things. Some people might call it junk, and in fact that's exactly where my husband finds many of our treasures - in ...
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The Entitlement Epidemic: Eroding Our Financial Future?
Today, it seems all too common that young people have very little appreciation for the concept of “work ethic”. The implications of this as it relates to the near crisis financial statistics in North America are huge. Jobs are prolific and as a result, many young people don't seem to ...
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How To Reach Your Retirement Goals
When I was a practicing investment advisor I specialized in retirement planning. I would meet with my clients, review their savings and investments, and discuss their goals. Our discussion would involve how much money they wanted in their retirement and how I could help them by managing their ...
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Mend Your Money Mistakes
Don't tell me you haven't made any money mistakes - better yet, don't tell yourself you haven't made any money mistakes. Everyone makes them and I don't mean just the big ones - on a day-to-day basis, we are all guilty of making money decisions that are not supportive of our bigger vision for ...
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How To Build, Manage, and Maintain Wealth
You've tried making more money. You've tried cutting back on expenses. You've tried borrowing and consolidating. You've tried some sure-fire quick fixes. You've denied the situation and justified it because others are in the same situation or worse. And besides, when the kids move out, go to school, or you give up the house for a condo, there will be more money and you'll have two incomes again! If you have more debt, not including your mortgage, than you could pay off in three months-yes, three months!!
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When Conventional Advice On Money Won't Do
There's nothing like a financial crisis to bring out the "talking heads" in the media. As markets toss wildly up and down, people are looking for information and answers, so financial stories have jumped out of the business sections and onto the top of the news. But, too many experts by far are ...
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What is "Risk Tolerance" Really?
Dictionary.com describes Risk as “the hazard or chance of loss” and Risk Tolerance as “the degree of uncertainty that an investor can handle in regards to a negative change in the value of their portfolio.” What if we combined these two definitions? Then we'd have a definition for risk ...
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What Will You Splurge On?
“I paid too much for it, but it’s worth it.” – Samuel Goldwy Who hasn’t felt that way about a purchase from time to time? When it comes to being in control of money and sticking to a pre-set spending plan, most people feel that splurging is a bad thing. However, according to Harvard Business ...
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The Many Meanings Of D.E.B.T.
Aside from the word money, in general, the word debt seems to have more emotion wrapped around it than just about any other word I know. The general theme is always the same: bad – bad – bad. According to Dictionary.com, however, it has a pretty simple definition: Something owed, such as money, ...
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3 Simple Principles Of Financial Decision Making
A successful investor friend of mine recently invited me to hear a well-known tax professional speak on strategies to minimize your tax bill. The presenter spoke for an hour about simple strategies, and then he offered the audience an opportunity to purchase what he described as a “no brainer” ...
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Contacting Tracy Piercy
MoneyMinding Inc.
1819 Stanley Avenue
Victoria BC, Canada V8R 3X3
250-592-0457
