Workshops cover a range of money matters

August 28, 2012

Continuing a partnership with SmartPath
 Financial, this new financial education 
 program is designed to teach participants
 about the fundamental aspects of 
 personal financial planning, including
 debt management, retirement 
 planning and insurance.

Sessions include:

  • Sept. 7: "Managing Your Credit & Debt"
  • Sept. 14: "Financial Strategy: Seeing the Forest from the Trees," about achieving financial freedom.
  • Sept. 21: "Income/Budgeting/Insurance: Make More, Keep More."
  • Sept. 28: "Home Ownership/Debt/Credit: Managing the Depth 
of your Hole."
  • Oct. 5: "Retirement/Investing: You Can’t Work Forever."

All sessions are free to Emory University faculty, staff, graduate students, and their dependents.  Registration is required.  For more information, visit www.worklife.emory.edu.

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