Presented by Bill Fowlkes, Partner Experience Manager and Leo Hopper, Director of Information Security If you are reading this, you use the internet. Over the years the internet has changed how we shop, communicate and consume our news. It has affected how we manage our funds and how we manage our lives. It is an … Continued
Until now, understanding the mysteries of your credit score was difficult. You either needed an advanced degree in finance, enrollment in an expensive monthly monitoring service, or worst of all, to enter your personal information on some sketchy website and hope for the best. Join us, along with guest speaker Bill Fowlkes from GreenPath Financial … Continued
Are you facing financial challenges during COVID-19 and aren’t sure how to move forward? Our partners at GreenPath Financial Wellness are hosting a live webinar this Tuesday, April 28 at 1:00 pm to address these challenges as well as guide you through building a financial plan. To register, please visit greenpath.webex.com and include that you’re a member … Continued
An unexpected change in employment can be a scary and emotional situation. However, there are steps one can take to help ensure a quick and manageable recovery. This workshop can help consumers regroup, re-evaluate, and plan for the future. Duration: 1hr Register here
As we progress into the unknown with COVID-19 – stress can start to take its toll on us emotionally. HOW STRESS IMPACTS SPENDING According to a joint study out of Rutgers and the University of Miami, stress causes people to use their resources to regain a sense of control. In many ways, stress is … Continued
Affected by COVID-19? Free financial counseling can help. As COVID-19 spreads in the U.S., people all over the country are beginning to feel its financial ripple effect. If you or a loved one has been financially impacted by the COVID-19 virus, our partners at GreenPath Financial Wellness can help. A national non-profit, GreenPath offers judgment-free-counseling and advice … Continued
The idea behind a budget is not to limit what you do with your money, but more importantly, to maximize the money you work hard for each and every day. Cutting out even small things, such as that coffee or a soda purchase each day could save you over $100 per month. Best of all, … Continued
