Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Financial UA and Underearners Anonymous?
What is the difference between Financial UA and Debtors Anonymous?
Are there Qualified Sponsors available in Financial UA? How do I get a Qualified Sponsor? Who do I choose?
How do I approach working the 12 Steps in Financial UA?
What does Recovery look like in Financial UA?
What types of Financial UA meetings are there?
How do I get started in this program?
Is my donation to Financial UA tax deductible?
What is the difference between UA and Financial UA?
Underearners Anonymous helps people come out of the cave and become positively visible.
Financial UA helps people heal their earning power and improve their earning and income.
What is the difference between DA and Financial UA?
Debtors Anonymous helps people stop debting one day at a time--living a life of solvency and not incurring new unsecured debt. Members of DA commonly use a spending plan to manage expenses.
Financial UA helps people channel more earning power, increasing their income and wealth one day a time--living a life of prosperity. Members of Financial UA commonly use an earning plan to maximize their income.
Are there Qualified Sponsors available in Financial UA?
As of October 2022, there are FOUR (4) Qualified Sponsors available. More Sponsors will become available with time as people join Financial UA; work the FUA 12 Steps; learn the Recovery Tools, Prosperity Tools & Spiritual Techniques; and start more groups. You may consider attending the Friday Sponsorship & Step-work ZOOM group at 9:30pm EST or the Wednesday Sponsorship and Step-Work ZOOM group at 9:30pm EST. You may also attend the Saturday evening Traditions & Sponsorship ZOOM group at 9:30pm EST. Two Qualified Sponsors lead ZOOM groups focusing on the "Golden Ratio" -- held Wednesday at Noon EST and Sunday at 7:00pm EST.
Qualified Financial UA Sponsors are on each of these calls to do Q & A and to help members study the 12 Steps, 12 Traditions, & "The Golden Ratio".
How do I find a Qualified Sponsor to help me recover?
Consider attending six (6) Financial UA meetings; take a guided tour of the FUA website; get the phone numbers of 5 to 10 other FUA members and interview them about their experience, strength and hope around the FUA program. If you want what we have consider making a commitment to work the program of recovery. You may also consider attending other 12 Step meetings that focus on getting healthy around money. Ask the healthiest and most prosperous members you find at the FUA meetings if they know of any Qualified Sponsors who might be available to work with you. You may consider attending the Wednesday, Friday or Saturday Sponsorship ZOOM Workshops at 9:30pm EST. A qualified Financial UA Sponsor is on each call to do Q & A and to help members process their Step-work. Additionally, FUA Qualified Sponsors lead ZOOM Workshops on the Traditions and also the Golden Ratio. You might consider connecting with a Qualified Sponsor there.
Who do I choose as a Qualified Sponsor?
You might consider choosing someone who is available to help you. It helps if that person has the prosperity and recovery that you want for yourself. A Qualified Sponsor has thoroughly completed the first 5 steps in Financial UA, being guided by another Qualified Sponsor, and has a working knowledge of how to use the various Tools of Recovery, Tools of Prosperity, and Spiritual Techniques in Financial UA. If no Qualified Sponsors are available in Financial UA, you might consider choosing a financially prosperous and openminded member of Debtors Anonymous, Business Debtors Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous or Underearners Anonymous to help you get started. While these alternative resources may not have recovery from financial underearning, they may still help you become familiar with the 12 Step Recovery process.
How do I approach working the 12 Steps of Financial UA?
It is suggested you work the FUA 12 Steps with a Qualified FUA Sponsor. The Steps are spiritual exercises that come to life when people work them with other people. Recovery is a team sport. The Steps are not meant to be worked in isolation. You can also do the Step-work with other members of Financial UA within a group setting (such as a Step-Working ZOOM Workshop led by a Qualified FUA Sponsor ) or with an action partner (Step-working partner). We recommend that both action partners be working directly with a Qualified FUA Sponsor. This website has audio recordings, under the "Step-Work" page, that serve as a guide when working each of the 12 Steps. While there are many options for working the Steps, the recommended way is to seek out a Qualified FUA Sponsor to work with you directly one to one. You may consider attending the Wednesday, Friday or Saturday Sponsorship ZOOM groups which meet at 9:30pm EST. A Qualified Sponsor is on each call to do Q & A and to help members process their Step-work.
What does Recovery look like in Financial UA?
Financial UA is a Spiritual program designed to help people recover financially. People with financial recovery have experienced the Financial UA Prosperity Promises. Also, prosperous members will have experienced improvement in their earning power, income, wealth and often also their career growth. For many unemployed financial underearners, the first sign of recovery is getting a JOB. Once employed, a financial underearner works to earn enough to cover all of his/her expenses, some of his/her wants, and to still have enough earnings left over to put into savings. If these milestones have been met he/she can authentically say that they have financially Recovered. From this point, the sky is the limit as they grow further toward building greater levels of sustainable Prosperity.
What types of Financial UA meetings & workshops are there?
As of January 2022, there are over 20 Meetings & Workshops of Financial UA held each week. These groups are offered over a dedicated free conference call line and also over the ZOOM platform. So far the Financial UA Meetings & Workshops tend to focus on Step-work, Traditions, Golden Ratio, Tool Usage, Prosperity Literature , studying the Symptoms of financial underearning, holding Mastermind sessions, and early morning Check-in's. Additional "pop-up" meetings are frequently held on special topics such as "Introducing New Members to the FUA Website" or having an "Open Discussion about Sponsorship in FUA."
How can I get started working the program of Financial UA?
You might consider attending 6 meetings of Financial UA, in-person, on ZOOM or by phone. It is also encouraged that you thoroughly check out this website to learn more about the FUA program of recovery. Most of the FUA literature is free to download and print so that you can study it. There are audio recordings about how to work each of the 12 Steps of Financial UA; and also recordings of FUA members sharing experience, strength and hope.
Is my donation to Financial UA tax deductible?
Financial UA is a registered 501(c)3, "public charity" and non-profit organization. Any donations, including 7th Tradition contributions, are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the United States law.
Submit your questions via the Contact page.
Participate in an Anonymous Fellowship Survey.
What is the difference between Financial UA and Debtors Anonymous?
Are there Qualified Sponsors available in Financial UA? How do I get a Qualified Sponsor? Who do I choose?
How do I approach working the 12 Steps in Financial UA?
What does Recovery look like in Financial UA?
What types of Financial UA meetings are there?
How do I get started in this program?
Is my donation to Financial UA tax deductible?
What is the difference between UA and Financial UA?
Underearners Anonymous helps people come out of the cave and become positively visible.
Financial UA helps people heal their earning power and improve their earning and income.
What is the difference between DA and Financial UA?
Debtors Anonymous helps people stop debting one day at a time--living a life of solvency and not incurring new unsecured debt. Members of DA commonly use a spending plan to manage expenses.
Financial UA helps people channel more earning power, increasing their income and wealth one day a time--living a life of prosperity. Members of Financial UA commonly use an earning plan to maximize their income.
Are there Qualified Sponsors available in Financial UA?
As of October 2022, there are FOUR (4) Qualified Sponsors available. More Sponsors will become available with time as people join Financial UA; work the FUA 12 Steps; learn the Recovery Tools, Prosperity Tools & Spiritual Techniques; and start more groups. You may consider attending the Friday Sponsorship & Step-work ZOOM group at 9:30pm EST or the Wednesday Sponsorship and Step-Work ZOOM group at 9:30pm EST. You may also attend the Saturday evening Traditions & Sponsorship ZOOM group at 9:30pm EST. Two Qualified Sponsors lead ZOOM groups focusing on the "Golden Ratio" -- held Wednesday at Noon EST and Sunday at 7:00pm EST.
Qualified Financial UA Sponsors are on each of these calls to do Q & A and to help members study the 12 Steps, 12 Traditions, & "The Golden Ratio".
How do I find a Qualified Sponsor to help me recover?
Consider attending six (6) Financial UA meetings; take a guided tour of the FUA website; get the phone numbers of 5 to 10 other FUA members and interview them about their experience, strength and hope around the FUA program. If you want what we have consider making a commitment to work the program of recovery. You may also consider attending other 12 Step meetings that focus on getting healthy around money. Ask the healthiest and most prosperous members you find at the FUA meetings if they know of any Qualified Sponsors who might be available to work with you. You may consider attending the Wednesday, Friday or Saturday Sponsorship ZOOM Workshops at 9:30pm EST. A qualified Financial UA Sponsor is on each call to do Q & A and to help members process their Step-work. Additionally, FUA Qualified Sponsors lead ZOOM Workshops on the Traditions and also the Golden Ratio. You might consider connecting with a Qualified Sponsor there.
Who do I choose as a Qualified Sponsor?
You might consider choosing someone who is available to help you. It helps if that person has the prosperity and recovery that you want for yourself. A Qualified Sponsor has thoroughly completed the first 5 steps in Financial UA, being guided by another Qualified Sponsor, and has a working knowledge of how to use the various Tools of Recovery, Tools of Prosperity, and Spiritual Techniques in Financial UA. If no Qualified Sponsors are available in Financial UA, you might consider choosing a financially prosperous and openminded member of Debtors Anonymous, Business Debtors Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous or Underearners Anonymous to help you get started. While these alternative resources may not have recovery from financial underearning, they may still help you become familiar with the 12 Step Recovery process.
How do I approach working the 12 Steps of Financial UA?
It is suggested you work the FUA 12 Steps with a Qualified FUA Sponsor. The Steps are spiritual exercises that come to life when people work them with other people. Recovery is a team sport. The Steps are not meant to be worked in isolation. You can also do the Step-work with other members of Financial UA within a group setting (such as a Step-Working ZOOM Workshop led by a Qualified FUA Sponsor ) or with an action partner (Step-working partner). We recommend that both action partners be working directly with a Qualified FUA Sponsor. This website has audio recordings, under the "Step-Work" page, that serve as a guide when working each of the 12 Steps. While there are many options for working the Steps, the recommended way is to seek out a Qualified FUA Sponsor to work with you directly one to one. You may consider attending the Wednesday, Friday or Saturday Sponsorship ZOOM groups which meet at 9:30pm EST. A Qualified Sponsor is on each call to do Q & A and to help members process their Step-work.
What does Recovery look like in Financial UA?
Financial UA is a Spiritual program designed to help people recover financially. People with financial recovery have experienced the Financial UA Prosperity Promises. Also, prosperous members will have experienced improvement in their earning power, income, wealth and often also their career growth. For many unemployed financial underearners, the first sign of recovery is getting a JOB. Once employed, a financial underearner works to earn enough to cover all of his/her expenses, some of his/her wants, and to still have enough earnings left over to put into savings. If these milestones have been met he/she can authentically say that they have financially Recovered. From this point, the sky is the limit as they grow further toward building greater levels of sustainable Prosperity.
What types of Financial UA meetings & workshops are there?
As of January 2022, there are over 20 Meetings & Workshops of Financial UA held each week. These groups are offered over a dedicated free conference call line and also over the ZOOM platform. So far the Financial UA Meetings & Workshops tend to focus on Step-work, Traditions, Golden Ratio, Tool Usage, Prosperity Literature , studying the Symptoms of financial underearning, holding Mastermind sessions, and early morning Check-in's. Additional "pop-up" meetings are frequently held on special topics such as "Introducing New Members to the FUA Website" or having an "Open Discussion about Sponsorship in FUA."
How can I get started working the program of Financial UA?
You might consider attending 6 meetings of Financial UA, in-person, on ZOOM or by phone. It is also encouraged that you thoroughly check out this website to learn more about the FUA program of recovery. Most of the FUA literature is free to download and print so that you can study it. There are audio recordings about how to work each of the 12 Steps of Financial UA; and also recordings of FUA members sharing experience, strength and hope.
Is my donation to Financial UA tax deductible?
Financial UA is a registered 501(c)3, "public charity" and non-profit organization. Any donations, including 7th Tradition contributions, are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the United States law.
Submit your questions via the Contact page.
Participate in an Anonymous Fellowship Survey.
