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Ace your Budget Skills

Upon completion of this seminar, attendees will learn: The Benefits of Using a Budget How to Track Expenses Effectively The Structure of an effective budget Goal setting with a budget Tips for shopping smart to save more money What to do if you get into trouble Pre-registration Required - Go to https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/6842428403804952592 OR email edu@consolidatedcredit.ca for confirmation.

ScheduleEvent DetailsAdditional Event DetailsContact

Preregistration required: Yes

Schedule:

Topics: Budgeting and money management

Language(s): English

Fee: Free

Type: Workshop / seminar

Target audience: Employees
Newcomers
Parents
Persons with low income
Seniors
Students
The general public
The unemployed / underemployed
Women
Young adults

Knowledge level: Introductory

Related Resources: 23

Life event: Family finances

Consolidated Credit Counseling Services of Canada Inc.


Contact:
Robbie Shifman
1-800-656-4120 Ext 1082

Volunteers accepted: No

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