Spring Clean Your Finances for Financial Literacy Month
With costs rising around the country, Financial Literacy Month is the perfect time to organize your finances and set yourself up for financial success.
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Consolidated Credit Celebrates 30 Years of Financial Literacy
Consolidated Credit encourages people to continue learning with their free financial education resources, before, during and after Financial Literacy Month.
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April is Consolidated Credit Month in the City of Plantation!
Based in Plantation since 2001, Consolidated Credit is proud to have April declared "Consolidated Credit Month" by the City of Plantation.
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Learn the Best Saving Strategies with Our Free Webinar
Saving money in today’s economy with rising inflation can be tough. Learn how our latest webinar can help you learn effective saving strategies.
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Be Prepared for Natural Disasters with Our Free Webinar
Since the weather can be unpredictable, the better prepared you are the less likely you are to drown your wallet in debt.
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Hack Your Taxes With Our Tax Season Webinar
Since the IRS has a backlog of unprocessed tax returns, the sooner you file the sooner you'll have your refund in hand in 2022.
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Understanding Common Credit Card Fees
Rules and regulations concerning common credit card fees are constantly changing. Stay up-to-date on the latest fee news and choose your cards wisely.
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What’s the Best Debt Solution for You?
Sign up for a free webinar about choosing the best debt relief solution for you. Then discover a few different ways you can be debt-free.
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Navigating the World of Credit Cards
Our credit cards webinar will help you choose the best credit card for you, understand your monthly statement, and more.
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Consolidated Credit Announces the Rebounding from COVID-19 Webinar Series
This 6-part webinar series can help you regain stability and reestablish good credit, with sessions for small business owners and student loan borrowers.
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A Recession Guide for Recent Grads
Prepare for finding a job, controlling your budget, and healing financial stress with this recession guide for recent grads.
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Small Businesses Affected by COVID Know Money Never Sleeps
Small business owners are feeling the economic squeeze of the pandemic. This webinar reviews where you can get help and how to maintain best practices.
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COVID-19 Financial Guide for Healthcare Professionals
This free financial guide for healthcare workers explains what those working to protect our health can do to preserve their financial wellness.
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10 Experts Answer: Overcoming the Challenges Women Face with Money
We talked to 10 personal finance experts who offer their advice on how to overcome the unique challenges women face with money to achieve stability.
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Consolidated Credit Brings Free Financial Literacy Publications to NSU
Consolidated Credit has partnered with Nova Southeastern University to provide a rack of free financial literacy publications at the Thinking Money exhibition at the Alvin Sherman Library.
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How Credit Smart Are You?
It’s National Financial Literacy Month, which makes it the perfect time to find a range of free financial education resources. But what resources do you need? Consolidated Credit has a simple 7-question Credit Smart test so you can test your knowledge and determine what you don’t know.
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Are You and Your Neighbors Financially Literate?
April is Financial Literacy Month! We look at the most and least financially literate consumers across the nation. How does your state rank?
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Financial Literacy Fail
A new report reveals a major financial literacy fail across the U.S. – consumers don’t have the financial knowledge they need to achieve stability.
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Teaching Children about Money Can Be a Chore
Using weekly chores and allowance is a great tool for teaching children about money. Here’s what parents can do to use this money lesson effectively.
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Financial Education Doesn’t Go Beyond the Piggy Bank
Parents aren’t comfortable teaching children about advanced financial education topics like debt, credit and savings tools. We have some advice to help.
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