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Getting Financially Healthy

The financial health program teaches kids and adults how to use money wisely. It helps people learn how to manage their money and make smart choices. The program encourages simple habits, like saving money on a regular basis. Over time, these habits can help individuals and families improve their lives.

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Florida Master Money Mentor Program

The Florida Master Money Mentor (FMMM) program matches trained mentors with people who want help with their money. Mentors teach smart money habits and help people build better money skills. Participants get one-on-one help with making a budget, organizing their money, understanding credit, and planning for the future.

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Financial Management Series at the Library

Working with the Hernando County Library System, financial classes are held every Wednesday at local libraries. The classes move between different library locations. Topics include making a budget, using credit wisely, lowering debt, and other money topics.

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Customized Financial Programs for Employers

Employers who want to offer financial classes for their employees can choose classes held at their workplace or at the County Extension office. The program can be customized to fit their needs, such as budgeting, saving money, or retirement planning. Employers who are interested can contact us at 352‑754‑4433.