Well I have been trying to figure out how I can volunteer in my community to help others. The problem is with my medical condition I can not really do a lot of lifting or lumping on things so I was told why not use your skill set to help.
So at the beginning to middle of February I will have my first free "lecture" to the local community on Basic Finance-terminology, loans-the questions to ask when applying and things to look out for, balancing checkbooks things like that that many of the people within the community I will be speaking in do not understand or have never really been given a proper explanation of. I am soooo excited. Hugs April |
That's wonderful!! :)
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That sounds great and a good learning experience for some. Congrats.
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Good for you! These are things people need to know.
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Thanks Ladies.
In this economy I think it is important for consumers to be as informed as possible. Especially with the new Credit Card legislation and the housing crisis. Hugs April |
This is excellent! So often when someone speaks on personal finance, they have an agenda, like they want to sell you something. So the information they give has a spin to it, is slanted towards making people want what they're selling.
You, on the other hand, will be providing a real service, information that is just to help people know more and make better decisions, with their best interests as the priority. This is a great thing you're doing. Best of luck with it! |
Wonderful way to give back to your community!!!!
(And I love your new picture of Miss Izabella! :D :D ) |
how cool is that?
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That is great April! I can tell you are so, so excited. Thank you for volunteering in your community and helping those less fortunate.
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That is so great for you! I want to do something too and I've looked around at volunteer opportunities. I wrote to one place and got a not very nice email back, which was quite shocking.
I'll try someplace else. |
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