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Legacy at the Table: The Family Money Meeting Bundle
Forty-eight family money meetings across twelve themes, with four flexible weeks to repeat, catch up or reflect.
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- What you get
- 48 weekly scripts. A scripture, discussion prompts, one money move, a kids' version, and a blessing.
- 12 monthly themes. Mindset and giving through credit, investing, real estate, and legacy.
- 26-page PDF. Reader instructions and bookmarks for all 48 weeks.
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See the pages you will use.
Selected excerpts from the included files. Open a page to read it, or expand the sample text below.
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See the twelve themes
The actual year-at-a-glance page from the bundle.
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YOUR YEAR AT A GLANCE
Legacy at the Table / The Family Money Meeting Bundle
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Twelve themes. One family habit.
Each theme contains four weekly meetings. Use the PDF bookmarks to jump to a month or a specific
week.
01
The Table
Weeks 1–4
02
Earning and Work
Weeks 5–8
03
Giving and Generosity
Weeks 9–12
04
Saving and Margin
Weeks 13–16
05
Spending With Joy
Weeks 17–20
06
Debt and Freedom
Weeks 21–24
07
Credit and Character
Weeks 25–28
08
Investing and Growth
Weeks 29–32
09
Real Estate and Assets
Weeks 33–36
10
Marriage and Money
Weeks 37–40
11
Raising Wealthy Kids
Weeks 41–44
12
Legacy and Generations
Weeks 45–48
Start with Month 1 to establish the ritual, name your family money values, and talk about why you are building
together.
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Try the weekly format
A selected page showing the first meeting script.
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Light the table (say this together):
"In this house, money is not a secret. We talk about it on purpose, together."
The word:
Proverbs 22:6, "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart
from it."
The talk (about 7 minutes, ask each person):
1. Growing up, was money something we talked about, or something invisible? What do you
remember?
2. Here is the truth we are building this year on: wealth is not something that happens to you,
it is something you build on purpose, with intention. What is one thing our family could build
on purpose?
3. We are not going to start our kids from zero. We are going to start them here, at this table.
What does starting "here" mean to you?
One money move (this week):
Pick your weekly meeting time and protect it. Same day, same twenty minutes, every week for
the rest of the year. Write it on the calendar where everyone can see it.
The kids' table (ages 5 to 12):
Ask: "What is one thing you wonder about money?" Write every question on a card and put it
in a jar. You will pull from this jar all year. There are no dumb questions at this table.
The blessing:
"Thank you for this family and this table. Teach us to build on purpose, together. This week we
commit to showing up for our meeting."
Week 2: Our Family Money Values
Light the table:
"Money is a tool. This week we decide what we want it to build."
What is inside
A complete meeting, in six steps.
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An opening line
Begin with a short line the family reads together.
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A scripture
The week opens with the Word, not a spreadsheet.
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Discussion prompts
Questions to adapt to the ages and needs at your table.
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One money move
A single action the family takes before next Sunday.
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A kids' version
The same idea, sized for the youngest chair.
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A blessing
Close the meeting the way you want your children to remember it.
Who it is for
For the family that wants a rhythm, not a lecture.
- You want a weekly ritual you can start this Sunday without preparing anything.
- You have kids of different ages and need the same lesson at two levels.
- You want faith and finances at the same table.
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