The power of knowledge.
You’ve heard it before: knowledge is power. And that’s certainly true when it comes to managing your finances and other important
personal issues. But as with so many things in life, the key to living well is knowing how to keep it simple and in perspective.
The following are helpful online resources for more information about finances, bankruptcy and living the simple life.
Interested in finding purpose in your work? Want to land your dream job or start a business?
This website is the place to start!
The brainchild of Dan Miller, president of The Business Source, 48 Days conveys Dan’s belief in
getting ahead through the many opportunities that exist today in the business world. He also
believes that God gives special talents (gifts) to everyone. And once you recognize them, you
can make the most of what He has called you to be in life.
Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) is a nonprofit,
community service agency whose services are open to all members of
the community. CCCS provides free, confidential budget counseling,
community-wide education programs in money management, debt
management programs for consumers who are overextended, and
comprehensive housing counseling.
This remarkable website is a treasure trove of useful financial tools and
information, from a “Budgetometer” to analyze your spending, to a credit card
minimum payment calculator. The mission of Crown Financial Ministries is ”
To see every follower of Christ in every nation faithfully living by God’s
financial principles in every area of their lives.”
Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) is a nonprofit, community service
agency whose services are open to all members of the community. CCCS
provides free, confidential budget counseling, community-wide education
programs in money management, debt management programs for consumers
who are overextended, and comprehensive housing counseling.
FAMIS is Virginia’s program that helps families provide health insurance for their children.
The cost for this insurance depends on household income.
IMPORTANT! The Family and Income Calculator on the FAMIS Web site may incorrectly show that some families are ineligible for the program. Since everyone’s situation is different, be sure to call FAMIS at 1-866-873-2647 to see if your family can participate.
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