Financial Expert Randy Whittle to Present "Becoming Fiscally Fit" Series to Claremont Grad. Univ.

PRLog (Press Release) - May 9, 2011 - Financial expert Randy Whittle of Clarity Wealth Solutions will speak to the faculty and staff of Claremont Graduate University (CGU) on May 12. His presentation, “Becoming Fiscally Fit,” is the first in a yearlong series of presentations that will cover a wide range of financial topics including basic principles of cash and credit management, options for a quality retirement, financial blunders to learn from, and tax and estate planning. The goal of the series is to provide CGU faculty and staff with the tools they need to become and stay fiscally fit over their lifetime, particularly during volatile economic times.

Whittle will speak at CGU as a volunteer for the Society of Financial Awareness (SOFA), an organization whose goals are to eliminate financial literacy, offer financial education to the public and to empower consumers to take control of their finances. Whittle is the president of the Greater Los Angeles Chapter of SOFA.

“The economy is in such turmoil right now, and people don’t know what to do with their money,” Whittle explained. “In my training classes, I will share practical, easy-to-implement financial strategies and tools to help them regain control of their financial future.”

Based in Glendora, California, Randy Whittle is a proponent of prosperity economics, a methodology that focuses on proactively preserving and growing personal wealth. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and an MBA in finance and marketing from USC. As a SOFA volunteer, he is committed to providing financial training and education to individuals and organizations who seek a secure future.

For more information about SOFA, visit http://www.SOFAusa.org. To learn more about Whittle, visit www.ClarityWealthSolutions.com. To schedule Whittle to speak to your organization, contact Clarity Wealth Solutions at 877-914-1637.

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Randy Whittle of Clarity Wealth Solutions is a proponent of prosperity economics, focusing on proactively preserving & growing personal wealth. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and an MBA in finance & marketing from USC.