On this episode of the Adoption and Fertility Finance Show, Laura Coleman talks with certified financial planner Pam Horack from Your Financial Mom about the funding and financial process for IUI and IVF treatments. Pam shares her personal experience and how she used employee benefits to make fertility treatments more affordable for her family. Finally, she shares some strategies for planning that could reduce the cost of your fertility treatments.
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Links from this podcast:
Your Financial Mom’s Facebook page
Pathfinder Planning LLC– Pam’s website
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So many couples that have started the adoption journey become overwhelmed with the amount of money that they need to save for the process. It can be so discouraging. With knowledge comes power. At Family Money Coaching, we believe in Debt-Free Adoption. That’s why we created the Grant Success Course, to help you find, apply, and obtain FREE money. It’ll take some work, but you can do it. The worksheets, excel downloads, checklists, and videos in the Grant Success Course will help guide you on what to put in your grant applications. Ideas will be sparked by the questions in the downloadable PDF, success tips with what to look for to find the ideal grant for you, a list of 80 grants for adoption and 20 grants for fertility, a checklist to help you stay on task, and a list of documents needed for application.
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