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Our 2008 Keynote Speaker

Jeff Yalden

This year, we were pleased to present Jeff Yalden, MTV's MADE Teen Life Coach.

Jeff has addressed youth representing over 48 countries, more than 3,500 middle schools, high schools, leadership/youth conferences, colleges and universities. Seventy million viewers watched Jeff in action on MTV's longest-running reality show, MADE.

Thousands of newspapers and magazines have reported on the impact Jeff Yalden is having on today's youth. Jeff has authored a series of books, including Keep It Simple, Twenty Ways to Keep It Simple, Traits of a Leader, and his latest, They Call Me Coach. Jeff also contributed to A Cup of Chicken Soup for the Soul and coauthored Lead Now or Step Aside.

When Jeff visits a school, he leaves the students thinking about their own lives in new ways. He inspires them to consider what is possible when they take charge. Students listen to Jeff because he meets them on their own playing field, speaking in a language they understand about issues that truly concern them.


Jeff believes that success in life - fulfillment and service - is contingent upon how we perceive ourselves as individuals and, consequently, the attitude with which we approach others. Life itself is not complicated; that's something we do. Says Jeff, "the mind is a wonderful servant and a horrible master."


Jeff's charm and flamboyance are so infectious that parents and teachers often find themselves rethinking their own lives in exciting new ways. In one complete program, Jeff entertains, educates, and empowers everyone in earshot.


It is a program about education and life, attitude and respect - morals that come through Jeff's humorous and touching stories. It is, in fact, Jeff's honesty about his own shortcomings that endears him most to youth. He was, by his own estimation, a grade-A loser who only discovered his true self, his most powerful possibilities, when he grew sick of being sick and finally took charge.

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In a society that stresses consumer spending, your kids are faced with financial choices that you could never have imagined at their age.

 

Help your kids understand how

money works at this fun,

innovative day of financial education and information

 

The Financial Fitness Fair is brought to you by

The NH JumpStart Coalition for

Personal Financial Literacy

 

Thank you to our corporate sponsors

of the 2008

Financial Fitness Fair:

 

 

 

 

Questions?

Call 603-731-1812 or email us

 

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Financial Fitness Fair

January 19, 2008

8:30 am - 2:30 pm

$10 per person up to a family maximum of $25

Today’s financial reality for teens?

Access to credit cards. Cell phone bills of $50

or more per month.  Juggling a part time job. Student loans. Car loans.  And so much more.

Only you can help your kids understand the power of smart spending, careful saving, and

intelligent financial choices.

Our Financial Fitness Fairs h
ave been favorably received

by almost 300 families who have attended this event. 

To Receive Advance Notice of Upcoming Financial Fitness Fairs, email us here

View a slideshow of the

2008 Financial Fitness Fair here

 


This Year's Workshops:


College: Is it Really Worth It?

Presented by Monica Sawyer

The NHHEAF Network

During this session, students and parents will learn whether the investment in college is worth the cost. Attendees will find out how to manage those costs by learning the essentials of financial aid and applying for scholarships. Attendees will also receive helpful planning guides such as: The College Insider, The Bottom Line and the Pocket Scholarship Guide.

To view the PowerPoint presentation, click here



Credit Cards & Other Options … the Good, the Bad & the Ugly

Presented by Carol Bailey

Federal Savings Bank

We’ll discuss the value of establishing credit – the pros and cons of credit cards vs. other bank products and how to make decisions you won’t regret later in life!

To view the PowerPoint presentation, click here



Your Cash & The Amazing
Disappearing Act

Presented by
Brian Caples

Sovereign Bank

So….you’ve talked to your kids about making wise spending decisions and the concept of budgeting. So have I! But you know kids, sometimes they have to hear it from someone else. Sign up for an engaging discussion about their cash and the “Amazing Disappearing Act.” 

To view the PowerPoint presentation, click here



Legal Issues for Teens: Will the Friday Night Lights Impact You for Years?

Presented by Jeanne P. Herrick, Esq.
Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell, PC

From postings on YouTube and MySpace to sharing music to Friday night parties, decisions teens make every day may have legal consequences that can affect their lives for years.

To view the PowerPoint presentation, click here


Smooth Move!

Presented by
Jill Pellerin ,

Brady-Sullivan Properties

Moving into your first apartment is a great experience - for you and Mom & Dad! In this session, you will learn how to rent your first apartment, all of the new responsibilities that go along with it, and the long term effects of that experience can have on your financial well-being

To view the PowerPoint presentation, click here



Schemes, Scams & Swindles – the affects of ID theft and how to avoid them.

Presented by David Rienzo, Esq.

Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau

Office of the NH Attorney General

Come and here how identity theft can happen, what it can do to your life, and what steps you can take to avoid becoming a victim.


How to Break Though Internet Job Searches, Master Interviews and Negotiate Salaries.

Presented by
Clarice Boyd, Senior Recruiter

Sovereign Bank

In today’s world of internet job searching, it is easy to get lost in the black hole of cyberspace. Find out how to beat the odds and get in front of a recruiter.

To view the PowerPoint presentation, click here


Also Featuring in General Session:

Michael B. Rubin

Author of

Beyond Paycheck to Paycheck

 

Michael B. Rubin is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional. He speaks passionately about and provides guidance on virtually all personal financial planning topics.

Prior to founding Total Candor LLC, Michael worked in the personal financial services practices of two of the former “Big Six” accounting firms. Subsequently working for several years as a new venture executive for Toys “R” Us, Inc., he made sure that he never actually grew up. He holds an undergraduate business degree from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Michael lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire with his wife and daughter.


 

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