Tips for Successful Personal Finances
If you are like me, you probably have been flooded with phone calls and mailers.
Today is the day to make your voice heard. Get out an cast your vote. This is your chance to vote for the candidates / issues you believe will do the best for your state and our country. If you haven’t voted early (some states let you), please get to the polls to make your voice heard today.
This Saturday is a big day! You have so many choices of what to do and it’s all FREE. Yes, I you heard me FREE!!!!!!
There are two options with many choices for things to do this Saturday, September 22 only.
Option 1 – it’s National Parks Free Day – so you can visit a national park and save on the entrance fee. Click this link to find out more. You can check out a local park or make plans to visit one farther. Don’t worry if you can’t make it this Saturday, there is one more free day coming up later this year.
Option 2 – it’s Smithsonian Museum Day – now is your chance to visit a museum for free, both in your area and across the country. Check out this link to see which museums are participating and to get your ticket. You’ll need a ticket to visit for free and you can get that at the website.
Two options for you and your family for this Saturday that won’t break your wallet. Enjoy!
Now that we are gearing up for the fall, I wanted to share with you some workshops I am teaching at Norwalk Community College (Norwalk, CT) in the Extended Studies Dept in the Fall term.
Take Control Of Your Finances
Welcome To The Real World: Teens and Money
Budgeting For The Fluctuating Income
For more information and/or to register click here.
Monday to Friday 7/16/18 to 7/21/18 1:00PM – 4:00PM
To register: Telephone: (203) 857-7080 Email: extendedstudies@norwalk.edu
As April is typically a clean out month, I want to make you aware of two different opportunities to get rid of some items in your home.
First, this Saturday, April 28 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Now you can safely get old and unused prescriptions (and over the counter medicines) out of your home easily. For more details and locations, click here.
Next, do you have unused toys? Hasbro is offering a pilot recycling program to recycle your unwanted toys. You start at the website, register, print the free shipping label and drop off the package. It’s that simple and keeps the toys out of landfills, click here to start.
For more resources and suggestions, please visit my website to get rid of your unwanted items.
In honor of spring – which we will see today in the northeast – I will be posting about spring cleaning.
Today, let’s discuss your passwords and computer.
Have you done these things lately (if not, now is a good time):
Visit my resources page for suggestions of the products that we use.
More next week on spring cleaning in honor of the season.
Got teenagers?
I will be doing a workshop at Norwalk Community College this Saturday, March 10 at 10 am for teens.
lege scenarios – to understand what’s involved and the choices you make and how they affect your financial future. Learn lifelong skills now for a lifetime ofToday, I am doing a workshop, Money Make The World go Round at Empower Her for kids ages 8 to 11. We are going to discuss budgeting, wants, needs with the help of a fun game!
I am have been approved as a Professional Member of the National Speakers Association.
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