Presented by First Citizens Federal Credit Union, we're inviting you to join us on a journey to financial freedom! This informative and engaging workshop will be hosted at Alma Family Center, located at 777 Church St, on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, from 5PM - 6:30PM.
Taking Charge of Your Finances
In an era where financial literacy has become more crucial than ever, taking charge of your finances is the first step towards achieving financial independence. Whether you're just starting out or have been managing your finances for years, our workshop can provide valuable insights that will help you make your money work for you.
What to Expect from the Workshop
Overall Budgeting
One of the main focuses of our workshop will be on overall budgeting. We will review a budgeting sheet together, examining the different areas of income and expenditure that make up a typical household budget. Through this activity, attendees will gain a clear understanding of how to track their spending and create a budget that aligns with their financial goals.
Understanding Daily Expenditure
As part of our budgeting discussion, we will delve into the importance of understanding what we spend on a daily basis. We'll explore strategies on how to cut down unnecessary expenses and prioritize spending that contributes to our financial health. By recognizing the patterns in our daily spending, we can make informed decisions that lead to significant savings over time.
Q&A Time
To ensure that all attendees gain the most out of this workshop, we have dedicated a portion of the session for a Q&A. This is an excellent opportunity for you to clarify any doubts, ask specific questions or share personal experiences related to budgeting and managing finances.
Additional Information
To make this experience as convenient as possible, we will be providing pizza and childcare. So, whether you're a single parent or a busy professional, you can take part in this valuable workshop without any worries.
For any further questions, feel free to contact Marie Tavares at 508-203-7546.