Women in Newark who are 18 and over are eligible for the program, which aims to empower 1,000 residents of the city.
Newark residents can learn more about credit unions, foreclosure aid, tax prep, paying for college and buying a house.
The workshop will offer tips about budgeting, credit, housing management, mortgages and how to “lessen financial stress.”
The free program helps Newark and East Orange residents claim tax credits that can put cash back in their wallets.
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A financial literacy workshop will include advice about free tax prep service, college programs and tax credits.
The “Season of Savings” events will include advice for prospective college students, holiday budgeting and financial assistance programs.
U.S. Rep. Donald Payne Jr. (NJ-10) hosted a webinar about potential debt relief for people working in a “low-paying public service job.”
A series of free workshops will give some tips to Newark residents on how to work towards a “financially stable life.”
The city has given or committed ERAP funds to more than 1,800 households. It will stop taking applications on Dec. 10.
Teens will learn about home buying and financial literacy at an upcoming series of free workshops from Girls Live, Love, Laugh, Inc.
“Last year was an especially challenging financial year for many families, which will make filing taxes this year particularly tricky.”
Filing for tax returns and free tax-filing services will be important for many residents this year, the United Way of Greater Newark says.
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