Financial Steps for COVID-19

The City of Savannah’s Government Television uploaded financial tips videos from Bank On This segments: These videos are a great way to get financial tips during the #COV-19 quarantine. Although we cannot provide in-person financial workshops, thanks to Wayne Nix…
On Ask Asa on WJCL, CCCS Director of Education, Richard Reeve discussed Financial Tips During COVID-19 during an interview with @AsaAaronsSmith. Here is the link: For more financial tips, go to:
CCCS LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY SHOPPING TIPS TO PREVENT DEBT STRESS Savannah, GA – With the holiday season in full swing it’s easy for stressed consumers to stop living within their budget. They simply pull out their credit cards and assume they…
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A budget is a plan that shows you how you can spend your money every month. Making a budget can help you make sure you do not run out of money each month. Follow these steps on how to make…
Here are four steps to avoid child identity theft: Keep all documents that show a child’s personal information safely locked up. For example, protect their social security card or birth certificate. Before you share your child’s personal information on the…
Banks and Credit Unions offer checking accounts which may charge you a monthly service fee. To avoid fees, follow these three steps: Track the money that you spend with your debit card so that you do not overdraw your account.…
A home inspection gives you more detailed information about the overall condition of a home prior to purchasing the home. In a home inspection, a qualified inspector takes an in-depth, unbiased look at your potential new home. Appraisals are different…
Debt settlement companies target financially distressed people and offer to negotiate with creditors on their behalf. These companies do this in an attempt to reach a lump sum settlement for less than the full amount owed. But, this practice exposes…