Tuesday, April 2, from 10-11 am, Vera from First National Bank
will speak on How to Apply for a Mortgage.
If that time does not work for you, or you have more questions, try a different perspective on Wednesday, April 3 at 4pm.
Later on Tuesday, April 2, from 11 am to noon, Debra Hendricks, of New Mexico’s Aging and Long Term Services Department, will present
"Extra Help," a program to reduce your Medicare expenses.
Wednesday, April 3, 10 am, begins with Credit Scores: what they are,
what affects them, and how to improve them with Billy Jones of Ruidoso Credit
Union. I saw this presentation last year and thought it could be useful for
most anyone. Then at 4pm Wednesday is
the second mortgage application explanation by Lorri McKnight of City Bank New Mexico who will present a different perspective.
On Thursday, April 4, at noon, Rachel Weber of New Mexico’s
Workforce Solutions offers Frugal Living Tips to Save Money. Then at 4:30 pm, also on Thursday, April 4, Rutalee
Todd-Jernigan of the Farm Bureau Financial Services will help you increase your
financial smarts. Come with any
questions you have.
We wrap up Friday at noon with Ismael Camacho one of the state’s
Assistant Attorneys General. Mr Camacho
presents “Don’t Get Burned” to help you explore the risks of identity theft and
scams, including how to protect yourself.
If you'd like to see the calendar, it's here. For more information about Money Smart Week and the Federal Reserve, try this link.
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We hope to see you! If your schedule does not allow a visit, comment below or email us ahead of time. We can check into saving you a set of the handouts to pick up later. If you think of a friend or acquaintance who might like a class, feel free to share this post's URL with them on Facebook, Twitter, or by email, too.
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