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NJCFE Membership Program with Dues Structure
First Reading
March 18, 2011

MEMBERSHIP TIER	ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION	BENEFITS
Individual Basic Membership	Free	- E-Distribution of NJCFE newsletter - Info on all NJCFE and partner events
Organization Basic Membership (1 representative designee)	Free	– E-Distribution of NJCFE newsletter– Info on all NJCFE and partner events
Individual Membership	$25 – $100 per year, sliding scale based on income; suggested rates of $25 for students, retirees, or low-income, $50 for teachers or middle-income; $100 for managers	Basic Membership Benefits PLUS:– Voting Rights at NJCFE meetings– Any Discounts Benefits offered through Partner Agreements – Discount on NJCFE Conferences
Organizational Membership for Non-profits, Government organizations, and Colleges/Universities	$100 – $500 per year; suggested rates based on size of annual organizational budget in $millions (1, 5, 10, 20, & >20)	Basic Membership Benefits PLUS– Voting Rights for up to (2) representatives at NJCFE meetings– Any Discounts or Benefits offered through Partner Agreements – Discount on NJCFE Conferences
Corporate Membership for for-profit, private companies or limited partnerships, etc.	$250 – $1,500 per year; suggested rates based on size of gross annual revenue in $millions (1, 5, 10, 20, & >20)	Basic Membership Benefits PLUS– Voting Rights for up to (2) representatives at NJCFE meetings– Any Discounts or Benefits offered through Partner Agreements –Discount on NJCFE Conferences
Lifetime Individual Membership	$750 – $1,000	Individual Membership Benefits PLUS:– Acknowledgment on the NJCFE website as a lifetime member– Discount on NJCFE Conferences

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Did You Know?

85% of parents say they talk to their child regularly about money management? -A 2008 Visa Survey unveiled that one-third (34%) say they talk to their child on a daily basis about using their money wisely, three in ten (31%) talk to them at least once a week, 14% at least once a month, and less than one in ten (6%) say a few times a year. However, 16% report never talking to their children about using money wisely.

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