Tuesday, August 16, 2022 by Trevor Eisenman | Uncategorized

It's no secret that costs are rising on all fronts and many families are re-evaluating how they spend their hard-earned cash. 

We've already seen how the public school system dealt with tightening belts when the funding got slim. They kept STEM and sports, but ditched the music classes. For many young students, private lessons are the last and final defense. For those parents who see the value of learning music, we salute you! Raising kids is courageous in itself. Making sure they develop into responsible adults armed with the tools to succeed is a whole other level. 

Science has already proven the efficacy of music education to develop a host of abilities in both young minds. Ironically, students who DO study music tend to have improved scores in STEM subjects, along with better leadership, communication, and team skills. I can't think of a better foundation for STEM and sports than learning music as early as possible. 

I'm not here to implore you as parents to continue paying for music lessons. If you are reading this, then I'm preaching to the choir. Instead, I want to offer you a way to lower your monthly expenses so it's even easier to afford music lessons for your child or children. 

Not only do you save money on your own monthly expenses, but Fun Music is also supported with a small commission. This allows us to keep our expenses lower, so it's a win-win all around. 

We already tried it out ourselves, and within 2 days had saved $300 off our Spectrum bill over the next 12 months. If you own a commercial establishment, there may be massive savings available to you as well, not just the average residential customer savings of $500-$1500 per individual. 

I'll let the video explain the details. But if you want to skip right to the savings part, visit https://expensehack.com/BillSaver. 

Let us know how much you save! We're really hoping this makes it a no-brainer to keep music lessons going for as many people as possible. 

Best, 

Trevor Eisenman
Fun Music Director

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