Week 13: Last Day Financial Literacy Class




 Last evening Lisa Mish from Peoples Bank presented two presentations:

1. How to better manage your money!

2. Section 8 to Homeownership!

Both presentations were informative and impactful of amazing information. What was your one take away of both presentations. Bittersweet moment.

I'm extremely proud of each and every one of you, ladies.

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  1. Nija Deleon-SaundersDecember 8, 2025 at 5:45 PM

    Hello ladies,
    You can never know too much about handling your money. Every tip helps, and it's always great to level up your money management skills.
    Even though I already own my house, it was great to learn about the process that I can pass on to friends and family trying to become homeowners.

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