Tom Wallace

Tom Wallace

Financial Counselor

678-590-0626

I've been married for over 44 years. I have two adult children and 1 grandson (so far). I'm an avid Chicago Bears fan. I enjoy woodworking. I love the outdoors and enjoy fitness activities like running, cycling, and swimming.

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How to Benefit from an Association 08/04/2023
How to Build a Referral Marketing Plan 03/03/2023
GateOpener Workshop 07/18/2022
Best Client Workshop 05/16/2022
7-Minute Presentation Workshop 03/21/2022
How to Benefit from an Association 02/21/2022
How to Build a Referral Marketing Plan 01/17/2022
Fill the Filing Cabinet Workshop 12/20/2021
InfoMinute Seminar 11/15/2021
Orientation Essentials 11/15/2021

Development

Angel Officer 10/09/2024
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Contribution

Wallace Financial Coaching

Wallace Financial Coaching

678-590-0626

P.O. Box 692
Sharpsburg, GA 30277

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My clients want to be able to talk with their spouse about money without it turning into a fight. Knowing where their money went at the end of the month is important. They are planning (and paying) for their next vacation before their trip.

Company

INTROMinutes I've Received

INTROMinutes I've Given

Whether it's with another business owner, a member at my church, or a neighbor,  I listen during conversations for a key trigger that someone could use as an introduction.

During client meetings, as we go through various action items, this can also trigger an opportunity for an introduction.

So I maintain curiosity along with listening for those key triggers.

Referral Trigger Response

Peachtree City Team

Introduced by:

Jim Mothorpe CFP(R)

Jim Mothorpe CFP(R)

Joined on 09/13/2021

Leadership

TeamCoOrdinator 08/05/2022
ParticipationCoOrdinator 04/08/2024
MentorCoOrdinator 04/03/2025

Membership

3-year Pin 09/25/2024

Team

It's a process not an event

Building a healthy relationship with money is a process, not an event. I tell this to my clients all the time. They will have wins, setbacks, and the occasional slip back into old habits. This doesn’t mean they have failed; it means they are human. What matters is that they notice, adjust, and keep going without beating themselves up over it. Staying accountable to their spouse or other accountability partner, staying mindful of their triggers, and pausing before financial decisions will help them stay the course for the long haul. Every single day is a fresh opportunity to make choices that align with the future they’re building. I’m a good referral for the couple who can’t shake their past bad decisions with money. Connect us, and I’ll guide them to refocus their energy toward their goals, take control of their money, and find financial harmony. Tom Wallace - Wallace Financial Coaching

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Financial Services | Finance

Financial Counselor

Debt Elimination Plan

Cash Flow Planning

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Financial Wellness Workshop

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