Adulting 101-Wealth Building

April 8, 2025 5:00PM - 6:00PM

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Contact: Katherine Jamieson

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Are you ready to leave for college or be out on your own? Are you prepared to do the adult tasks of managing your finances, home, health, or finding a career? Zoom in for FREE to learn real life skills to help you successfully transition to living independently.

Wealth Building - Tuesday, April 8 at 5 p.m. ET

  • Learn the essentials of saving and investing to grow your financial future. From creating a savings plan and exploring various products to understanding different investment options and evaluating risks, this course equips you with practical tools for smart financial decisions. Plus, gain insights into setting financial goals and finding the right financial advisor to guide you along the way.

 

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