Tackling your finances at Westlake Hall in Peoria
"Tackle Your Finances? was the theme for the financial literacy event at
"We decided to team up with them (
The idea was to give attendees the opportunity to learn how to balance their income with their expenses and avoid credit card debt.
"Getting financially fit is a process,? Kistner said. "It's going to come over time.?
Kistner recommended that individuals make a budget and put it down on paper. He later spoke of Dr.
"The more you budget," said Kistner, "the better you will become.?
The event then organized "Financial Football? -- a trivia game filled with basic financial questions. Attendees had the opportunity to answer financial-based questions every individual will face in their lifetime.
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