Cimone Holt
Financial Services Professional & Financial Literacy Advocate
Personal Notes
Someone once told me, “You don’t know what you don’t know.” and that statement couldn’t be more true when it comes to handling your finances. I learned so much throughout my life about credit, loans and budgeting through experience. Trial and error is a great way to learn in most cases, but as it pertains to matters of finance it can create unnecessary life hurdles. I made mistakes that could have been avoided had financial education been a priority. After beginning a career in the financial service industry my eyes were opened to the lack knowledge in the community about basic financial principals. I enjoy working with clients and seeing how empowered and accomplished they feel about working towards towards their goals when armed with the knowledge to help them succeed. I’m only one person, but my hope is that I touch as many people as possible and help to equip them with tools they need to feel financial secure.
Bio
Cimone Holt is an NFEC Certified Financial Education Instructor.
Cimone is a Licensed Financial Services Professional in the metro Atlanta area who routinely works with clients to develop a sound individualized strategy to achieve their financial goals. Utilizing her 5 years of experience in financial services to educate, inform and empower her community, she is passionate about uplifting the importance of financial education. A single mother of 2 and first generation college graduate, Cimone aims continue to raise awareness while doing her part to bridge the wealth gap in the African American community. She firmly believes that access to information and resources should be readily available to everyone and is actively working to build her financial planning practice that focuses on financial education before implementation. Cimone is currently completing course work to obtain her CFP (Certified Financial Planner) designation and prides herself on consistently furthering her education while staying abreast of economic changes that influence financial decisions.
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