Building Financially Savvy Communities

Certified Money Management Training
Coeur d’ Alene
Friday, November 20
9:30-3:30
The lack of financial education and current economic conditions
First Presbyterian Church
has created a serious recipe for financial disaster within
Fireside Room
521 E Lakeside Ave
households throughout the Inland Northwest. Consumer Credit
Counseling Services invites you to become a Certified Money
Management Trainer (CMMT) who can provide financial
education and, ultimately, improve lives and the community.
Spokane
Friday December 4
Please join over 100 leaders this year who have taken this
9:00 -3:00 training and use it regularly with their clients and customers.
Northtown Office Building
Columbia Room
4407 N Division St. Suite 814

You will be able to assist families:
Assess finances and set goals
Make and keep budgets
Pay down credit and use it wisely
Build savings
If you are working with anybody
Create an action plan when facing less income
(including yourself) trying to manage.
Manage credit reports and improve scores
finances and develop budgets more
effectively and efficiently, this is the
workshop for you. I found this one of
Additional perks:
the best trainings I have taken with the
Free resources, tools, books for the people you serve
broadest application.
On-going support from CCCS staff and volunteers
Bob Driscoll
Educational credits or CRA credits
Bring the tools home to your co-workers, clients and family
This training is timely and needed for
all the members of our community
during this period of financial
upheaval. Anyone can benefit from
learning these essential financial
Space is limited -Register Today!
skills.
Doreen Kelsey
Cost for this training is $45 per person – lunch is included.
Please call 509.242.4205 if you need additional information,
special accommodations, or if you would like to apply for a
scholarship.

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