| Money Wi$e Women Educational Services, a non-profit organization is hosting a forum on Saturday, Sept. 30, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Klahowya Secondary School in Silverdale. The all-day conference is designed to educate and empower women on achieving financial fitness.
There is no cost to attend and every participant receives a copy of the book Becoming a Money Wi$e Woman: Getting Your Financial House in Order. The conference is sponsored by local businesses including CFA Northwest Mortgage; State Farm; Washington Mutual; BECU, Anji Sell, Edward Jones; Brenda Wall, PrePaid Legal Services, Inc.; & Money Wi$e Women Educational Services. Marcia Brixey received the 2006 YWCA Women of Achievement award in Kitsap County for her involvement in Money Wi$e Women Educational Services.
Opening session is Becoming a Money Wi$e Woman presented by Brixey, author of Becoming a Money Wi$e Woman: Getting Your Financial House in Order. The lunchtime session is Embracing the Seven Challenges How Women Can Earn More presented by Mikelann Valterra, author of Why Women Earn Less: How to Make What Youre Really Worth. Participants attend their choice of three breakout sessions taught by local professional experts which include:
- Understanding the Importance of Your Credit Report & Score Washington Mutual
- Better Budgeting Loretta Saarinen, BECU
- Countdown to Retirement: Are You Ready? State Farm
- Leaving Your Familys Future to Chance State Farm
- Making Your Mortgage Work for You Carolyn Frame, CFA NW Mortgage
- Understanding the Different Kinds of Mortgages Carolyn Frame, CFA NW Mortgage
- Building a Strong Financial Foundation Anji Sell, Edward Jones
- Organizing Your Financial Records Shannon Ronald, Empowering Life
- Minimizing Your Risk of Identity Theft Brenda Wall, PrePaid Legal Services
- Goal Setting for Financial Success and Prosperity Shannon Bruce, Inner Wisdom Coaching
- Protecting Your Family: Wills & Estate Planning
Register online at www.moneywisewomen.net by Sept. 28. For more information, contact Marcia Brixey at mww@silverlink.net or (360) 308-0056. |