AboutJaynee Sasso Expertise I can answer questions about how to develop an effective budgeting strategy, rebuild & repair your credit, getting out of debt, developing a financial plan beyond paying bills, money & relationships and positioning yourself to experience a lifetime of financial success.
Experience Jaynee Sasso is founder and president of Faithful Assistants Inc, which is an online financial empowerment center. Sasso has been a licensed real estate agent for ten years and a broker for five years. As a foreclosure specialist, she helped families understand their options and helps them survive foreclosure and financial ruin.
Prior to founding Faithful Assistants Inc. Sasso worked as a licensed registered representative (Series 6 & 63 securities license) and life insurance representative for three years. It was during this time, as well as, her continuation in real estate that lead to the creation of her company. With all the financial difficulties facing Americans today she feels compelled to help them uncover the root of their financial problems and teach them the financial principles that would change their mindset first and ultimately their behavior.
Publications I currently have a financial column in the Urban Views Weekly newspaper. Please visit www.urbanviewsweekly.com You can also get more financial tips by visiting my blog at www.commonsensewaytowealth.blogspot.com
Education/Credentials Sasso recently accepted the position of Chief Financial Officer of Mt Gilead Baptist Church in Newport News, VA. She attended Clark University in Worcester, MA and is an alumnus of the Congressional Youth Leadership Council & A Better Chance Inc., 1995. She also served as a member of the Short Hills BNI chapter and speaker for the Somerset County Coalition On Affordable Housing SCCOAH - Step by Step 1st time homebuyers program. She is the former host of the "Protect Your American Dream" radio broadcast featured on the WMCA 970 AM.
Question I'm 13 at the time and I make straight A's,only for B's this year,I'm getting ready to go to high school and I am african american,Indian runs in my family but I am not Indian.But I want to go to medical school and I am low income.My mom doesn't work,not because she can't but she just chooses not to.My dad is old even though he has a lot of money,a lot,I just don't want to depend on him.I signed up for this program that helps pay for medical school but I don't want to depend on it fully.Neither of my parents went to college.So how do I pay for college or medical school?Does this mean that I can't go to college or something?
By the way,I want to be a psychiatrist.
Answer Hi Corrina,
I would like to refer you to a good friend of mine, who can better answer your question. Her name is Felicia GoPaul and she is a featured expert on the allexperts.com website. She can walk you through the entire college funding process.
