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It may be called “the most wonderful time of the year” but December can also be filled with unwanted debt and overspending. Learn budgeting strategies and tactics to avoid year-end credit card crunch and future debt traps.

It may be called “the most wonderful time of the year” but December can also be filled with unwanted debt and overspending. Learn budgeting strategies and tactics to avoid year-end credit card crunch and future debt traps.

What does it mean to be financially healthy? It is so much more than the one score everyone asks you about today – your credit score. While there are lots of ways to check this score, it’s only one piece of the equation. True financial health is based on four key components: Spend, Save, Borrow, and Plan. In this workshop, you’ll get a chance to confidentially determine your own Financial Health Score and the steps you can take to improve that score.

A great way to check financial health and stay or get back on track after the Holiday Season.  Various psychological obstacles prevent many people from starting a budget! Budgeting is not about hardship, but about reaching your goals. And the sooner you start, the faster you will reach those goals. Goals are important to all budgets. They are the final reward that encourages you to stick to your plan.  Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time-bound, log on to this workshop to learn the SMART way to manage your financial goals. 

Many things in life can derail even the best money management plans.  When in a financial crisis, do you act immediately? Or do you take things day by day, crossing your fingers that you can cover the bills?  If you are in this situation, you may wonder if things can ever be the way they were before. Financial well-being cannot be obtained with a snap of your fingers, but with work and dedication, you can recover from a financial crisis.

Many parents wish they had learned more about money management growing up.  All parents want to see their children thrive, but many parents avoid discussing finances with them.  By avoiding discussing money with your children, you may be setting them up to fail when it's time for them to be financially independent.  Log on to this workshop to gain skills to set your kids up for financial success!