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Simplifying PERSONAL FINANCE . 2014 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CLASSES All of the classes are designed to be an introduction to personal fi- nancial planning. Topics include the personal finance planning process, money management and invest- ments, credit/debt management and retirement planning. Re- search, examples and experiences are used to illustrate important planning concepts, techniques and issues. The Personal Financial Management Program assists Ma- rines and spouses in increasing personal and family financial knowledge and readiness, and thereby, the Program contributes incrementally to the operational readiness of the Marines’ com- mands. Focusing initially on the first term Marines, the PFM Program mission is to impart knowledge and skills in all facets of basic financial management to include managing monthly income, expenses, sav- ings and credit, as well as consum- er rights and protections, with the goal of the Marine achieving im- portant individual and family finan- cial goals and objectives. In addi- tion, the PFM Program provides Marines knowledge and insights in the basics of purchasing or leasing a car, renting or buying a home, managing personal risks through insurance products, understanding the potential for return and risk in investments, and the financial im- plications of transition to civilian life. Contact: Information (760) 725-6098 Gerald Williams, MBA & Beth Middleton, BA, Financial Counselors/Educators Email: [email protected] or [email protected] ALL CLASSES AT PACIFIC MARINE CREDIT UNION, BLDG 1105 0900-1200 NO CLASSES ON THE FOLLOWING 2014 DATES: 31 JAN, 30 MAY, 4 JUL, 29 AUG, 31 OCT, 28 NOV, 19 & 26 DEC

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Page 1: Simplifying PERSONAL FINANCE · 2016-02-09 · Simplifying PERSONAL FINANCE.2014 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CLASSES All of the classes are designed to be an introduction to personal fi-nancial

Simplifying PERSONAL FINANCE

. 2014 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CLASSES

All of the classes are designed to

be an introduction to personal fi-

nancial planning. Topics include the

personal finance planning process,

money management and invest-

ments, credit/debt management

and retirement planning. Re-

search, examples and experiences

are used to illustrate important

planning concepts, techniques and

issues. The Personal Financial

Management Program assists Ma-

rines and spouses in increasing

personal and family financial

knowledge and readiness, and

thereby, the Program contributes

incrementally to the operational

readiness of the Marines’ com-

mands. Focusing initially on the first

term Marines, the PFM Program

mission is to impart knowledge and

skills in all facets of basic financial

management to include managing

monthly income, expenses, sav-

ings and credit, as well as consum-

er rights and protections, with the

goal of the Marine achieving im-

portant individual and family finan-

cial goals and objectives. In addi-

tion, the PFM Program provides

Marines knowledge and insights in

the basics of purchasing or leasing

a car, renting or buying a home,

managing personal risks through

insurance products, understanding

the potential for return and risk in

investments, and the financial im-

plications of transition to civilian

life.

Contact: Information (760) 725-6098 Gerald Williams, MBA & Beth Middleton, BA, Financial Counselors/Educators Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

ALL CLASSES AT PACIFIC MARINE CREDIT UNION, BLDG 1105

0900-1200 NO CLASSES ON THE FOLLOWING 2014 DATES:

31 JAN, 30 MAY, 4 JUL, 29 AUG, 31 OCT, 28 NOV, 19 & 26 DEC

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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CLASSES PROVIDED UPON REQUEST

Managing Income, Expenses, Savings and Credit

Credit and Debt Management

Saving and Investment Options (Basic)

Wealth Management

Consumer Awareness

Banking and Financial Services

Taxes Related to Personal Financial Management

Insurance Options

Legal Issues of Personal Financial Management

Car Buying Options

Financial Planning for Your Move

Housing Options

Financial Planning for Family Separation and Reunion

Major Life Events and Financial Challenges

Time Value of Money

Funding Educational Cost/Student Loan Options

Raising Financially Fit Children

Financial Planning of Your Transition

Retirement Planning/Estate Planning

DISCLAIMER NOTICE The information in the document is for the sole purpose of information and education. We will not distribute or sell any financial

products or services to anyone. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information presented as factual.