Psychology of Spending and Saving- an Adulting 101 session

January 17, 2024 6:00PM - 7:00PM

Zoom

Contact: Katherine Jamieson

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The Michigan 4-H Adulting 101 series helps young people prepare for college or life on their own.  Zoom in to the FREE webinar to learn real life skills to help you successfully transition to living independently.  Pre-registration and a sign-up in Zoom is required to join.

January's topic is:

The Psychology of Spending and Saving - Wednesday, January 17 at 6 p.m.

Join this session to reflect on your personal financial journey, your emotional connection to money and gain budgeting resources to help you along the way.

We are excited to partner with Lake Trust Credit Union to provide this new session.

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