Do You 211?
2-1-1 Get Connected, Get Answers
We all know the value of being able to call 9-1-1 in an emergency. Back before the days of cell phones and Google, we also knew the value being able to call 4-1-1 for information.
But I’m regularly surprised that a large portion of our population does not know about 2-1-1. All 50 states, plus DC and Puerto Rico have 2-1-1 call centers. 2-1-1 is an invaluable referral line for help with food, housing, employment, health care, counseling and other issues.
If you’d rather surf, check out www.211.org. When you’re experiencing a financial or an emotional emergency, 211 is the number to call.
Have a fantastic day!
Resources for Dissatisfied Consumers
Businesses rely on our purchasing decisions for their own success, which gives us, the consumer, the power to determine whether a company stays in business or not. But what if you have already made a purchase or received your service and are dissatisfied with it? What types of actions can you take to rectify a disappointing situation? Continue reading “Resources for Dissatisfied Consumers” »
Financial Resource of the Week – www.Mint.com
This weeks free financial resource is www.mint.com.
Mint.com is a free personal finance software, budget software, and online money management and budget planner service that allows you to track your bank accounts as well as your income and set goals and see your spending habits. Continue reading “Financial Resource of the Week – www.Mint.com” »
Financial Resource of the Week – Money Saving Mom Blog
The MoneySavingMom.com blog is a blog designed to help people make their money go further. The blog provides information and links to ‘freebies’, coupons and current sales. The site also provides recipes that are aimed at saving you money with a theme on freezer cooking.
I think the blog does a great job at presenting a wide array of money saving information and recommend taking a look for yourself. Continue reading “Financial Resource of the Week – Money Saving Mom Blog” »
Financial Resource of the Week – Oprah’s Debt Diet
Oprah’s Debt Diet website provides a wealth of useful information and tools for individuals to identify potential personal financial issues and learn how to avoid and overcome them.
Financial guru’s such as Jean Chatzky, Glinda Bridgforth and David Bach provide their plan to help you gain financial independence.
Continue reading “Financial Resource of the Week – Oprah’s Debt Diet” »
Financial Resource of the Week – www.MyMoney.gov
Financial Resource of the Week
Go check out www.MyMoney.gov, the United States government’s website that’s mission is to teach all Americans the basics of financial education. This site collects information from 20 Federal agencies and Bureaus designed to inform and educate. Continue reading “Financial Resource of the Week – www.MyMoney.gov” »