Money Fit by DRS

As Election 2024 approaches, it’s essential to consider how political decisions will impact your personal finances. From tax policies to debt relief and healthcare, the outcomes of this election could shape your financial future for years to come. At Money Fit, we've broken down the key issues and how they directly affect your wallet. By understanding these topics, you can make informed decisions at the ballot box that support your financial goals. Take control of your financial future—read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gTt9sk-E #PersonalFinance #Election2024 #DebtRelief #FinancialLiteracy #MoneyFit

Thousands and thousands of Baby Boomers are hitting retirement age, but many are not financially prepared for the next 20+ years of life. A reverse mortgage could give seniors money to supplement their needs by tapping their home’s equity. Read how in this month’s blog article: https://bit.ly/3ViyLm8 #seniorlifestyle #babyboomers #reversemortgages #homeequity #FCAACanHelp

Money Fit Launches "Start Now, Start Right" Program to Empower Refugees in the United States FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Equipping Refugees with Financial Skills for a Brighter Future in the US [Boise, ID] – March 18, 2024 – Money Fit, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit credit counseling agency, today announced the launch of its new financial education program, "Start Now, Start Right," designed to provide refugees with the knowledge and tools needed to build a secure and successful future in the United States. The free, online program offers comprehensive guidance on essential financial topics, including banking, budgeting, employment, credit, debt management, and more. "Start Now, Start Right" is available in multiple languages, ensuring accessibility for refugees from diverse backgrounds. "Starting a new life in a foreign country presents unique challenges," said Todd Christensen, Education Manager at Money Fit. "Our goal is to empower refugees with the financial skills necessary to navigate the U.S. financial system and create a stable foundation for their families." The program features interactive lessons, practical tips, and quizzes to reinforce understanding. Highlights include: • Step-by-step guidance on opening bank accounts and finding a job • Strategies for wise spending and creating a budget • Tools for building good credit and managing debt effectively • Information on protecting oneself from financial scams "Start Now, Start Right" is a valuable resource for any refugee seeking to establish financial independence in their new home. About Money Fit Money Fit is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit credit counseling agency dedicated to helping individuals and families overcome financial challenges. We provide credit counseling services, debt management solutions, and financial education programs to empower consumers to achieve their financial goals. Money Fit's online courses, in-person presentations, webinars, and educational materials address a wide range of financial topics. Contact: Todd R. Christensen Education Manager Todd@MoneyFit.org 1-800-432-0310 or 1-208-286-3283

In our latest LinkedIn article, "The Impact of Financial Wellness on Workplace Productivity," we explore the critical link between employees' financial well-being and their performance at work. With financial stress being a common concern for many, it's important to understand how it affects productivity and what employers can do to help. We discuss the benefits of implementing a financial wellness program and how Money Fit's no-cost Financial Wellness Program can support both employers and employees in achieving better financial health. A focus on financial wellness can lead to increased productivity, higher employee satisfaction, and improved overall well-being in the workplace. #FinancialWellness #EmployeeProductivity #MoneyFit #WorkplaceWellbeing #FinancialEducation

"Credit counseling can help anyone who has mounting debt or who wants to get a better handle on finances so that debt doesn’t spiral out of control," according to a recent article from The Wall Street Journal. "And it isn’t just for low-income people who have become overextended, [it] can help everyone from retirees with reverse mortgages to overstretched families looking to cut their interest costs and manage their repayments." Read more here: https://bit.ly/3RbRGNa