Participants will learn a variety of ways to save money while planning and going on vacation so they can have fun without worrying about money.
Participants will learn about the costs involved in purchasing and maintaining a home. They will also learn what is required to qualify for a mortgage and decide whether renting or owning is better for them.
Participants will learn ways to increase income, reduce expenses and live on a retirement income without having to rely on credit to get by.
Learn ways to increase income, reduce expenses and live comfortably on a retirement income without having to rely on credit to get by.
Share your best practices and learn new money-saving tips to reduce expenses on utility bills, transportation, groceries and personal items.
Participants who are facing reduced income will learn strategies on how to cope financially with their new reality.
Parents will learn some easy to implement techniques to teach kids about savings, giving, and spending.
Is 2018 the year you are going to get your finances on track once and for all? You can’t change the past, so reflect on what you did well – and plan how to do more of it. Don’t worry about what someone else’s financial situation may look like, ignore the highlight reels shared through social media and focus on what you can do to reach your goals. Here’s how to get started….
Everyone feels the effects of financial stress differently and sometimes the signs of being stressed are easier to identify than the true cause of the stress. However, regardless of the cause, there are steps you can take to calm a financial storm and cope better. Keep your worries at bay by focusing on what you can do, rather than on what seems out of your control. Read on for things you can do to regain control of your finances….