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GreenPath Financial Wellness

GreenPath Financial Wellness

金融服务

Farmington Hills，Michigan 5,631 位关注者

Empowering people to lead financially healthy lives.

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GreenPath is a national nonprofit that supports people's lifelong financial wellness. We have 60 years of experience in guiding people through financial crisis, and we're expanding to deliver a full spectrum of people-centered resources and tools for every step of the journey. Everyone deserves the chance to pursue their dreams. We empower people to make financial choices that support their goals. Headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan, we have branch offices throughout the United States. We deliver licensed services online, by phone, and in person. We are also a member of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC). Call Us at 833-320-0195 or for more information visit: www.greenpath.org. For our licensing disclosures, visit www.greenpath.com/licensing-disclosure/

网站
https://www.greenpath.org
所属行业
金融服务
规模
201-500 人
总部
Farmington Hills，Michigan
类型
非营利机构
创立
1961
领域
Credit Counseling、Financial Education、Debt Management、Bankruptcy Education、Housing counseling、Credit Report Review和Personal finance education

地点

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    36500 Corporate Drive

    US，Michigan，Farmington Hills，48331

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  • GreenPath partners with banks to provide their customers trusted financial education programs, financial literacy programs and digital financial literacy tools. As a trusted national nonprofit, people turn to GreenPath for financial education and financial literacy. We assist banks to improve Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) outcomes. We also support and strengthen the financial capabilities of loan denied and credit challenged customers. Connect with us to learn more: https://bit.ly/43pDh7K

  • Celebrate Women's History Month with GreenPath! This year's theme is "Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations." In celebration, we will highlight some of our most powerful Real $tories by women who courageously share their financial wellness journey. How are you celebrating women and their educational contributions that inspire past, present, and future generations? ?? Did you know, in 1987, Congress passed Pub. L. 100-9 ?designating March as Women's History Month and The National Women's History Alliance selects and publishes the yearly theme? #WomenHistoryMonth

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  • Congratulations Julia Kaiser, CCUFC! Thank you for being a trusted partner in the mission of empowering members and our community! Way to go team for supporting our partners with TOP NOTCH financial education tools! Matthew Gage Stephanie McNeill

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    ?? Congratulations to Julia Kaiser, CCUFC, our incredible Community Relations Manager, for being named Credit Union Team Member of the Year by the Michigan Credit Union League! ??? From securing scholarships for under-resourced students to leading financial literacy workshops with the Rhonda Walker Foundation, organizing holiday gift drives, making our efforts at charity golf events a success, and far beyond—Julia’s dedication to our community is truly inspiring. We couldn’t be more proud to have her on the People Driven Credit Union team! She will be honored at the MCUL Annual Convention in Grand Rapids this June. ???? Drop a ?????? in the comments to celebrate Julia’s well-deserved recognition! #PeopleDriven #CreditUnionProud #TeamMemberOfTheYear #MCUL

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    This weekend, we hosted another financial wellness workshop, in collaboration with GreenPath Financial Wellness, at the Los Angeles County Chicano Employees Association (LACCEA). For this workshop, we focused on: managing finances through transitions, addressing critical topics such as identity theft, fraud prevention, and effective budgeting strategies during challenging times. We are dedicated to equipping individuals with the tools they need to manage their finances with confidence. We are proud and grateful to continue to partner with the association, and are eager to continue supporting our community along their financial journey. Special thanks to Perry’s Joint for providing the best sandwiches in Altadena for lunch! #financialwellness #financialworkshop #greenpath #LACCEA #financialadvocacy #FCCU

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  • Take a listen to this incredible Real $tories episode with Kelly as we discuss her financial journey reflecting on her inspirational resilience and relatability, from student loans and credit card debt to unexpected challenges like a car accident. ?? Listen to how she is making remarkable progress with GreenPath's Debt Management Program and transforming her scarcity mindset. https://bit.ly/3QhYsAT

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  • Recently, the The New York Times reached out to GreenPath for expert advice for reducing debt. "Kristen Holt, chief executive of GreenPath Financial Wellness, a nonprofit counseling group based in Farmington Hills, Mich., said the average debt of people enrolling in its debt management plans was about $21,000." If borrowers enter a formal debt management plan, GreenPath negotiates a lower interest rate with the card companies. Borrowers can get an average 7 percent rate by enrolling in a debt management plan with GreenPath, a rate they would be highly unlikely to achieve by negotiating with creditors on their own, especially if they have maxed out their cards and missed payments. The borrower then makes payments to GreenPath, which pays the card companies and takes a fee, averaging $28 a month. (GreenPath says the drop in the rate is big enough that the borrower still saves money even with the fee.) GreenPath offers free counseling, typically over the phone, to help clients look at their overall income and spending to create a workable plan, Ms. Holt said. Depending on the borrower’s situation, counselors may suggest taking some big steps — like getting a second job to bring in more income or finding a roommate to help cover the rent." Thank you for the feature New York Times! Read the full article here: https://nyti.ms/3WW5oYu

  • We understand the feelings of frustration that come with debt consolidation loans. Our latest blog identifies the following key points to learn when applying for a consolidation loan. ?? Low credit scores, high debt-to-income ratios, and unstable employment are common reasons for denial. ?? Boosting your credit score and lowering your debt-to-income ratio can help. ?? Explore alternatives like balance transfer credit cards or debt management programs. Discover more financial resources and solutions to empower those you serve to get you back on track! ?? ?? https://bit.ly/3WJpaWV

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