In today's world, everything costs more. It's not just the groceries, the cost of everyday life from healthcare, utilities, gas, and childcare. Now more than ever knowing how to manage your finances is key to obtaining and sustaining your quality of life and preparing for the future.

Though some schools offer this critical class, a good majority in the U.S. do not. The same is true for most American households. Like anything, if we're not taught to develop these skills we won't.

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WHY IS PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY IMPORTANT?

The earlier we learn this life lesson the better. When we are financially literate, we have an essential foundation that sets us up to better manage and budget our paychecks, prevent and manage debt, and save, or invest it. The good news is that we are never too old to learn and develop the skills.

If you can use a little guidance on how to better manage your money, DO NOT miss the upcoming Financial Literacy Workshop in Lake Charles. Presented by Charlene Valcin, Basileus or Gamma Lambda Sigma Chapter, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. and sponsored by CSE Federal Credit Union, you can get the tools you need and the empowerment you deserve.

Start your journey to financial freedom by joining us on Thursday, November 14 from 5:30 pm to 7 pm. at Central Library (301 W Claude Street.) See flyer below for more details:

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There is no better time than now to understand and learn life goals such as how to track your spending, the importance of having a bank account, the proper way to make big purchases such as a car or a home, and the best way to build good credit. You will learn these methods and how to develop financial skills and more by attending this important workshop.

Feel free to bring a pencil and pen, a notebook, note cards, or a note pad or something to take notes with. We look forward to seeing you!

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