A Catholic Sentinel article featured CCCS Director of Education, Richard Reeve yesterday. Mr. Reeve presented at a conference in Portland alongside Catholic Charities of Oregon and the FINRA Investor Education Foundation. The focus of this conference was on credit, debt,…
In 2015, CCCS conducted four separate grant-funded projects in and around the Savannah Area. To learn more about the CCCS and Grant Funded Programs, click here. To learn more about the CFE Fund, click here.
Upcoming CCCS Workshops! Save the Dates- Upcoming CCCS Workshops Check out our comprehensive list of Free CCCS Classes and Workshops. To learn more about the CCCS’ services, click here. For information about financial education, click…
Are you interested in improving the financial wellness of families in our community? If you answered yes to the questions above, check out this new CCCS job opportunity. Currently, the CCCS is accepting resumes with cover letters until January 10th. …
Georgia Heritage has recently partnered with Step Up Savannah and CCCS to create a new employer-based credit building product. Click here to learn more about the new small dollar loan program! Click here to schedule an appointment with a financial…
There is help available for military members in debt. Watch Karen Lavery talk more about the assistance programs available! Click here for the full story! To learn more about Debt Management Plans created by the CCCS, click here.
The GDCA is currently conducting a study concerning fair housing. The name of this study is the “Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice.” The HUD requires this study as a condition for receiving federal housing and community development funds.…
Click here to watch Richard Reeve talk more about why now is the time to buy your first home! Act now while things are looking up! For more resources to assist you in the home-buying process, click here.
Inner Financial Child: Many of our money habits are learned from our parents and other family members. Some are good habits and some are not so good. It’s often that we do not realize our financial habits until we are…