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From setting goals to paying off loans, the basics of effective budget management.
A money management course that outlines the basics of financial health - from budgeting to insurance.
What you need to know to start making a long-term financial plan, from getting married to planning for retirement.
What to do if you're in financial trouble, from creating a debt reduction plan to your rights when dealing with debt collectors.
A look at the financial challenges of raising a child.
An overview of identity theft, including strategies for preventing it and what to do if it happens to you.
Credit reports and scores, credit vs. debit cards, reading your credit report, plus more.
An introduction to student loan repayment choices and strategies. Visit the Library for in-depth coverage of repayment plan options.
Why and how to invest, including how to save money now.
Understanding the common types of insurance, including auto, renters, health, plus more.
As a financially capable individual, how you choose to spend money should reflect your goals, values, and priorities.
Financial decisions almost always involve a trade off - getting something now usually means giving up something else.
Your decisions about when to borrow, how to borrow, and how to manage debt affect more of your life than you may expect.
One in five Americans have bad credit, which is commonly defined as a credit score below 620.
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If you own your home, it's likely to be your biggest investment. So how do you determine whether or not to invest more?Our suite of Financial Education Services (FES) is founded on providing a thorough education and consistent guidance with a confidential personal representative. With this relationship in place, we’ll work with you to determine your broad goals and set tactics for direct outcomes that build credit and help manage debt. We’ll empower you with the mindset, tools and products it takes to make an impact on your financial health.
Have a question? Contact Alyssa Walford at:
952-358-9738
fes@southmet.com