Speaker | Money Coach
Angela Moore, MSPFP, CFP®, MPAS®, CRPC®, CFEI has spent years engaging and motivating audiences to maximize their potential and tap into their own ability to create innovative and positive financial change. As a motivational speaker, she shares her story, experiences and journey in finding purpose through her passion of spreading the message of financial education to all. From major corporations to universities, churches, and youth, Moore has facilitated discussions and presentations focused on financial literacy, education, leadership, teamwork, communication, and individual action planning that can lead to successful financial futures.
Seminars & Workshops
General Audiences
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Balancing Lifestyle and Budget: Your Guide to the Spending Plan
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Modern Money Aggressive Debt Elimination
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How Creating Multiple Streams of Income can Make Your Money Work For You
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Accumulate Now and Reap the Benefits Later: The Importance of Saving NOW
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Money and Relationships: Why you should Discuss Money in Your Relationships and how to Work Together as a Team
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The Money Mindset
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Emotional Money: Emotional Financial Decisions and Why Money Decisions Should be Mathematical and Strategic in Nature
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The ABCs of Investing
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Starting a Business: Preparing Financially to Go Out On Your Own
Corporate & Small Business
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Be Your Own CFO
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Using Your Employer Benefits to Create a Strong Financial Foundation
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Retirement Planning Now: The Earlier the Better
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The ABCs of Investing
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Ask a Financial Advisor: Open Q&A Session (A Favorite!)
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*Can be combined with other Workshops
Children & Youth
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Money Advice I Wish I would Have Known at Your Age: What to do and what not to do in College and beyond
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Planning For College Expenses the Smart Way
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The Important Difference Between a WANT and a NEED
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Money Habits to Start Now: How You Can Start Saving as a Kid (Teen, Teenager, etc.)
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The Basics of Investing for Kids (Teens, Teenagers, High School, College, etc.)
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What is The Meaning of Financial Freedom?
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Raising Modern Money Kids: Set Your Kids Up for Financial Success (For Parents & Teachers)
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Compound Interest and Why It’s Important To You
- Family Planning from Baby to College and Beyond
Press & Media
Moore has been featured in several highly-respected publications and regularly works with reports to provide insight on complex financial topics.
Angela is available to give quotes for articles covering the following areas:
- Budgeting & Money Mindsest
- Estate Planning
- Retirement Planning
- Millennial Money
- And more...
Featured Stories
Millennials are changing financial services
We spoke to Angela Moore, a certified financial planner who specializes in working with millennials, about the ways millennials are changing the financial services industry.
“I think that the old school way is played out,” she said. “As wealth transfers from baby boomers to millennials, financial services will be forced to change.”
“The industry hasn’t been built to serve the needs of the average American who is living paycheck to paycheck,” she said.
Here are 9 ways that Moore believes the financial industry must change to better serve millennials.
8 signs you might want to elope
“Planning a wedding is no easy feat, even with the help of a wedding planner,” Moore said. “There are a million decisions to make, a million tasks to complete, a thousand people with opinions on how your wedding should be, and did I mention the constant outflow of money? I had a friend that judged me because I didn’t send out fancy paper invitations and opted for Paperless Post instead. I had guests that didn’t RSVP until the last minute, and I even had someone wear jeans to the wedding. Although it was an amazing day, the process of planning the wedding was not without stress, anxiety and weekly meltdowns.”
FICO facts: Four key things to know about your credit score
"You're not going to lose points for looking at your credit," says Angela Moore, a certified financial planner at Modern Money Advisor in Miami. Checking your own score triggers a "soft" pull on your credit but doesn't affect your score.
A "hard" pull, on the other hand, occurs when you apply for a loan or a landlord asks to scrutinize your credit, for example. Hard pulls also go on your credit reports and can temporarily knock a few points off your score.
Moore says another misconception is that utility and cell phone payments help credit.
