Financial Literacy

Through its Financial Literacy Program, Lutheran Social Services of Indiana offers free one-on-one or group lessons to provide information and teach skills that prepare people to make wise financial decisions.

Clients have the opportunity to attend lessons that cover topics ranging from budgeting and expense tracking to managing credit cards and becoming an informed consumer. Each lesson can stand alone or be taken as a series.

 

The Financial Literacy Program offers people an opportunity to understand and manage their finances, enabling them to take steps to create a secure financial future for themselves and their families.

Currently in partnership with community volunteers, we are able to offer a mentoring program to individuals and families who want to spend more time understanding how to face their financial choices head on. If you're interested in taking any of our classes or being partnered with a financial literacy mentor, please contact (260) 426-3347.

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