Financial Social Work

Creating long-term financial behavioral change...

Financial Social Work creates long term financial behavioral change; it educates, motivates and supports professionals as well as consumers.

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  • Tom Sirois
  • Tanya Mundo
  • Vickie K. Oldman-John
  • Neil Bergsman
  • Donna Harris
  • Branden McLeod
  • David
  • Eric Siegel
  • Barb Cooper
  • Cathy Blum
  • Cynthia M Crawford
  • Malka
  • karen maes
  • Carl Ellison
  • Ms Alex Markwell
  • Irene Lightcap

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Tom Sirois

Maybe our schools should be teaching this?

Living in an area of the country uniquely filled with entrepreneurs, many local farms, a beautiful four season environment and filled with civic minded people who have a local mindset, I consider myself very fortunate. Unfortunately there is little “industry” in our area that has interested and attracted many of our young people when they are in a position to make a decision to leave or stay in this area. Often these kids go off to college, and decide there is little for them in the community th… Continue

Posted by Tom Sirois on October 30, 2009 at 10:29am

Donna Harris

Personal finance boot camps fight debt with hard-nosed approach

Great article with info from an interview with Reeta Wolfsohn
http://tiny.cc/MnKxr

Posted by Donna Harris on September 3, 2009 at 10:21am

Kirk Munsch

Top 10 Great Things About Being Debt-Free

In the spirit of David Letterman:

The Top 10 Great Things About Being Debt-Free:

10. You don’t mind the phone ringing. And if it is a solicitor you get to hit them with your debt-free spiel and make them hang up on you.

9. You discover an envelope stuffing scheme that really works.

8. You realize the reason your money piles up is because it has nowhere else to go.

7. Weekly budgeting becomes a snap. Only thing in there are services, food, fun investments and other savings. Pretty much your… Continue

Posted by Kirk Munsch on August 24, 2009 at 11:35am

Donna Harris

Interesting Article RE: Overlimit Fees

An interesting article regarding Overlimit Fees from a former credit card company employee. http://tiny.cc/DQrnr

Posted by Donna Harris on August 18, 2009 at 10:23am

Kirk Munsch

Conquer Debt Year Round Page-A-Day Calendar

(Posted with Reeta's permission)

www.PrintedOwl.com
Conquer Debt Year Round Page-A-Day Calendar

Start your calendar any month year round. Do not wait until January to get you or your clients their daily dose of personal finance reality.

I am the author of these daily entries and the calendar was made available for sale two weeks ago.

It was inspired by a client who said to me, "I need you in my head every day."

It is return proof. You may not like what it says to you on a given day but you… Continue

Posted by Kirk Munsch on August 8, 2009 at 11:43am — 1 Comment

 

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