NASW Members Only Free Event!
Is There a Such Thing as a COVID-19 Budget?
Thursday, July 9, 2:00 p.m.
Description:
Nearly half (43%) of Americans consider themselves financially insecure and doubt their circumstances will ever improve. They need help and hope to begin to understand their money problems don't have to control their lives, keep them up at night, ruin their relationships, cause physical, mental, and emotional problems.
The 78% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck pre-COVID-19 were unprepared to lose those paychecks when the virus and the accompanying financial crisis struck. Having some emergency savings may have mitigated at least some of the resulting stress and anxiety.
Attend this training to learn how a budget is a living document and may be adjusted to the fluidity of life. Helping clients adapt their budgets to their lives gives them control of their money instead of the out of control feelings that accompany financial problems and debt.
Paula is the Owner & Founder of Fiscally Balanced, LLC, which handles personal daily financial matters for those limited in ability, knowledge or time. Fiscally Balanced can take the burden of organizing financial paperwork and help with daily financial tasks by becoming your personal CFO using a tailored approach to one’s daily money management needs.
Registration:
This training is free and limited to NASW Virginia Chapter members. To receive the link to register for this training, visit this page (you will be required to sign in as a member):
https://netforumpro.com/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?Site=NASWVA&WebCode=070920COVID19Budget
