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Welcome

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  Hello and welcome, everyone! We’re excited to have you as part of the CRT 2025 Financial Literacy Institute. This blog is a private space, exclusively available to those enrolled in our program. It serves as a central hub for: Updates and communication about assignments Sharing helpful resources Discussing topics that matter to you We look forward to learning together and making the most of this shared experience. Let’s grow, engage, and support each other throughout the journey! —   ~Eileen Feliciano  

Happy Holidays!

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  I'm so grateful for our friendship. I hope your holiday season is a bright and beautiful as you are. 

Gratitude and Thanks

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  Congratulations! Class of 2024 Financial Literacy Institute Words cannot express the gratitude and appreciation that I have for all of you wonderful students. I'm extremely proud of every one of you. Congratulations on finishing your course to the very end. Success is delivered to the deserving Ladies, Big shout of praise and well wishes to you all. Your Achievement has made us all very proud. God bless you all. May you keep shining and achieve more prosperity in your career and the future adventures that are in store for you all.   Congratulations Again.   Love you all,                                         Ms. Eileen

Week 12: Investing 101

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  Last evening we learned the difference between the Types of Investment & Investment Personality.  What measure do you undertake to ensure your investment is well protected?

week 11- Insurance

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 L ast evening was our last night together as a group. We learned so much about the different types of insurances that are out there for our security protection against any potential losses.  What type of insurance while you the must and how did it get your attention and Why?  

Week 10 - Taxes

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  Last evening we learn a lot about taxes and the new tax law changes that are happening now and are about to come. In 1789, in a letter to Jean Baptiste Leroy, Benjamin Franklin wrote, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” What new tax law did you learn?

week #9 Budgeting

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                                                    Last evening we addressed preparing for emergency fund and savings. Difference between Gross income & Net income. How prepared are you? What measures do you need to undertake to ensure your safety net?  6 ways to save for your retirement, savings and emergency plan: Focus on starting today pay yourself first start savings as low as five dollars Rein in spending Set a goal/ Automate your savings Create/stick to your monthly budget Live within your means