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Today I had the opportunity to attend an event at CPS. I will not disclose the school name I will just write about my experience and what made me write this evening. So I am a banker so part of my job is to help people make decisions regarding their finances. Many times my branch will have events scheduled where we go to organizations and try to talk to people about our products and services. One of the several characteristics that separates me from others is, I have a PASSION for educating people about the importance of being bankable as well as informing others on how to manage their money. I am an advocate for Financial Literacy and talking to the parents at the school truly opened my eyes to see how much of a need this is. So I had a table with the bank name, we had some giveaways like popular character stickers for the kids, some fake tattoos and eco friendly bags. My company was the only bank there but the other businesses were Tutoring Services at least 5 - 6 different ones. W...
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Financial Tip of the Week

Today's Financial Tip of the Week ....is about your Credit Report. Your Credit Report is very important and knowing what is on your report is something that many of us do not check on a regular basis. So here is a completely free website that allows you to view your Trans Union Credit Report and the SCORE! Most companies charge a fee to receive your actual score but not Credit Karma . The website link is www.creditkarma.com I hope that you will view your report and make sure that all the agencies reporting are accurate. If you need to file a dispute or have further questions, feel free to contact me at plsassociate@gmail.com
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Viola Duvall Stewart (My Legacy)

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