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Chantel Feola

I believe everyone deserves the opportunity to feel confident about their financial future.

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My passion for financial coaching comes from a simple belief: with the right tools, a realistic plan, and consistent support, individuals and families can develop healthier financial habits and make meaningful progress toward their goals.

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As a Financial Coach, I help people take practical steps toward managing their money, building a budget that works for their lives, creating a debt payoff strategy, and establishing financial goals that reflect their priorities.

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My approach is practical, encouraging, and judgment-free. Whether you're working to get organized, reduce financial stress, prepare for a major life milestone, or build better habits as a family, you don't have to figure everything out at once.

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We'll start where you are, identify what matters most to you, and develop a plan you can put into action.

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My Approach

  • Meet you where you are. Every financial journey is different.

  • Make the complicated feel manageable. Break big goals into realistic next steps.

  • Build habits that last. Focus on consistent progress, not perfection.

  • Celebrate progress. Recognize the small wins that move you toward your bigger goals.

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My goal is to help you feel more informed, more organized, and more confident about the financial decisions ahead.

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Let's take the next step together.

John Feola

John Feola is a retired Marketing Manager for a Fortune 100 oil company, and is currently CFO of the Cummings-Feola Family Foundation Inc. A non-profit 501(c) 3 located in Upstate New York for the purpose of providing personal finance education to high school age children as well as college scholarships. His background has been in business where he has managed as many as 500 employees with $50 million dollars in sales. Highly skilled in turning around businesses that are doing poorly and has owned several start-ups after his oil company career. He has also been a Financial Coach since 2011 and has taught Financial Peace University during that time in several churches. Our success is measured in the number of people that find hope and climb out of the slavery of debt. 

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01. Save $1,000

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02. Pay Off Debt

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03. Save 3-6 Months

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04. Invest

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05. Legacy

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06. Home

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07. Give

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