SNELLVILLE, Ga.–The African American Credit Union Coalition will host a CTC Friday Conversation webinar today titled, "Get Fit Financially - Reduce Debt and Build Wealth.”
The webinar will begin at 1 p.m. E.T. and is free.
“Have you ever wondered how to achieve financial fitness and build a wealthier future?” the AACUC asked. “It all starts with setting clear financial goals. Our expert panelists are gearing up to not only emphasize the importance of financial well-being but also to share valuable recommendations and strategies that will guide you on your journey to finding your financial happy place.”
The Presenters
Presenters will include:
- Camille York Adrien, financial advisor with Raymond James
- Andy Manthei, business development specialist with GreenPath Financial Wellness
- Frederick J. Pellum III, regional vice president, PFS Investments
- Kelli Holloway, a financial literacy expert, who will moderate the conversation
To register, go here.
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