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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. intelligent
financial choices. by almost 300 families who have attended this event. To Receive Advance Notice of Upcoming Financial Fitness Fairs, email us here 2008 Financial Fitness Fair here
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. 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
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. 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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