A new state law is meant to help Connecticut workers save for retirement, and a member of the AARP's leadership will be on hand Saturday to talk about it.
Financial aid planning is a big component of Saturday's Money Matters Expo, which is an event meant to improve everybody's financial literacy.
Heavy debts and a bad credit score trips up many people up when they try to buy a home.
The common misunderstanding that average people can’t become financially independent couldn’t be further from the truth, says Katherine Alvarez of Primerica.
The Money Matters Expo will present the following speakers and topics...
"Financial freedom my only hope," is more than just aJay-Z track. It's the message coming from Joel Rivera, the Program Director at the Connecticut Association for Human Services, and one of the people coming to the Money Matters Expo on Saturday, Sept. 16.
