3/3/20-Bill Would Boost Financial Literacy for Some of State’s Poorest Citizens

March 03 2020
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Bill Would Boost Financial Literacy for Some of State’s Poorest Citizens

February 28, 2020 | njspotlight.com

If the measure goes through, DCA would set up ‘financial empowerment centers’ to teach residents of Camden, Newark, Paterson how to open banks accounts, improve credit scores.
State lawmakers want to help improve the financial literacy of residents in some of New Jersey’s most economically challenged cites. Their plan: Establish new “financial empowerment centers” that would offer coaching and other services to the community.

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3/3/20-Bill Would Boost Financial Literacy for Some of State’s Poorest Citizens

Bill Would Boost Financial Literacy for Some of State’s Poorest Citizens

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