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Financial Resources and Related Websites
(Link doesn't work? Let us know) Wi$eUp: Financial Planning for Generations X & Y This financial education website is a demonstration project targeted to women ages 22 to 35, developed by the
U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau. The online curriculum includes many topics, including financial
planning, credit, insurance and buying or leasing a car. Wi$eUp
Federal Reserve System
20th & C Streets, N.W.
Washington, DC 20551-0001
(202) 452-3000
The federal website has valuable consumer information such as how to file a consumer complaint against a bank, what your credit report says about you, dealing with identity theft, looking for the best mortgage and 66 ways to save money. Federal Reserve System MyMoney.gov This is the Federal Government's website dedicated to helping Americans understand more about their money -- how to save it, invest it, and manage it to meet their personal goals. You can use the resources on this site to learn how about: budgeting, home ownership, paying for education, retirement planning, avoiding frauds and scams, starting a small business and much more. MyMoney.gov Veteran’s Administration Department of Veterans Affairs
VA Regional Loan Center
275 Chestnut Street
Manchester, NH 03101
1-800-827-6311
1-800-827-0336
This national website provides information on guaranteed home loans for veterans. The goal is to help veterans and active duty personnel purchase and retain homes in recognition of their service to the Nation. The website is not just for veterans however,
as it has excellent information on buying, selling or refinancing a home, as well as tips for first time homebuyers. VA Loan Center We provide access (links) to some external websites for your convenience. The EAP is not responsible for the availability, accuracy, or content of those outside resources or sites, nor does it endorse them. This site is not an attempt to provide any counseling or other type of intervention.
For more information or to discuss financial concerns please contact Partners Employee Assistance Program at 1-866-724-4EAP. In case of emergency, please call 911 or your local hospital emergency service.
This content was last modified on: 07/22/2008
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