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| The PCABC works to connect Pierce County residents, particularly low-income individuals to opportunities that will help them leverage their resources for debt recovery and asset development. | ||||||||||||||||
Financial education classes and credit repair:Tacoma Goodwill Key to Change: Banking basics, account management, budgeting, debt management, savings and investment, borrowing money, insurance, retirement accounts, credit reports, negotiating with creditors. Sponsored by KeyBank and Tacoma Goodwill. To register for classes or to receive information about valuable on-site classes for your organization or employees, contact Deena Giesen at 253-573-6679 or dgiesen@tacomagoodwill.org. Credit Repair: Apprisen Financial Advocates can help you take that first step towards taking control of your financial situation. By contacting CCCS, you can: Meet with a trained, professional credit counselor who will evaluate your financial situation. Get a clear picture of your finances and learn what options are available. Learn about foreclosure prevention and resources. Call 1-800-355-2227 or go to www.apprisen.com for more information. Workforce development programs with
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Start up a new business:The Center for Economic Opportunity (CEO) at MDC, provides business training and financial assistance for low-income persons, who want to start a micro enterprise. Call (253) 591-7026 or go to www.mdc-tacoma.org. The William Factory Small Business Incubator, helps new businesses establish a presence and grow into prosperous enterprises. Call (253) 722-5800 or go to www.williamfactory.com. Housing assistance and
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