Harrisburg, PA (February 3, 2021) – PSECU, Pennsylvania’s anytime, anywhere digital credit union, will offer a free, educational webinar on February 9 to help participants understand the different types of debt and plan how they can start paying down the amounts they owe. Open to members and non-members alike, the event will take place from 12-1 p.m. (ET). Participant registration is requested by 5 p.m. on February 8.
“Financing can be a great option to help you achieve your goals, but it’s important to be aware of, and proactive about, managing your overall household debt. Depending on the types and amounts of debt you have, there are various strategies that may help you pay it down. If you're ready to tackle your debt and need some inspiration, consider joining us for this webinar,” said PSECU President and CEO George Rudolph. “As a trusted financial partner for our members and the communities we serve, we want to make sure we provide the information necessary to support good money management decisions.”
The credit union’s one-hour Tips & Tricks for Eliminating Debt Webinar will focus on the following areas and will conclude with an interactive question-and-answer period:
- Understanding different types of debt
- Strategies for paying off debt
- Tips on cutting costs
“Please join us for this webinar and share the registration details with anyone else who may be interested,” said PSECU Financial Education Analyst Lisa Kennedy, who will present the webinar. “Attendance is open to all, even if they’re not a PSECU member!”
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