REAL Solutions has developed a new program strategy, in an effort to deepen our commitment to our current as well future partner credit union leagues/associations
The document introduces a retirement solutions program called Retirement Solutions that provides innovative products and services to help current and future retirees maximize their assets and plan for retirement income. The program offers IRA rollovers, income solutions like lifetime annuities, real estate assistance, and resources. It is available exclusively to credit union partners and their members to help establish the credit union as a trusted resource for retirement planning.
Past national BDPA president Milt Haynes gave a presentation entitled, 'One BDPA Corporate Sponsorship Program', at the NBOD Training Retreat held on 5/2/2008 in Philadelphia PA.
This is the .ppt presentation used by Wayne Hicks during his 2-hour seminar for BDPA Detroit chapter on "Selling BDPA". The focus of the discussion was on revenue streams: Membership, Fundraising and Corporate Sales.
Loan Home Inc is a lead generation company that matches homeowners looking for mortgages with major banks. Loan Home pays homeowners up to $1,539 for refinancing, which they were likely to do anyway. Loan Home sells these qualified leads to banks and brokers. The company's compensation plan for affiliates includes commissions on qualified leads, annual bonuses based on lead numbers, training bonuses, and a monthly base pay bonus. Doing 20 loans per month could earn an affiliate $105,000 per year.
Loan Home Inc is a lead generation company that matches homeowners looking for mortgages with major banks. Loan Home pays homeowners up to $1,539 for refinancing, which they were likely to do anyway. Loan Home sells these qualified leads to banks and brokers. The company's compensation plan for affiliates includes commissions on qualified leads, annual bonuses based on lead numbers, training bonuses, and a monthly base pay bonus. Doing 20 loans per month could earn an affiliate $105,000 per year.
Our mission is to To enhance the ability of rural communities to develop, to grow, and to improve their quality of life by targeting financial and technical resources in areas of greatest need through activities of greatest potential.
This document discusses lifestyle lending, which is a direct lending model where credit unions provide financing for various lifestyle purchases like medical procedures, home improvements, and retail goods. It outlines the benefits of lifestyle lending for credit unions, including generating new loans and members. Lifestyle lending can integrate easily into credit unions' existing lending processes and offers members convenient financing options. It also benefits retailers by providing a new marketing channel and reducing their financing costs. Overall, lifestyle lending allows credit unions to expand their loan portfolios and build new business relationships in their communities.
The document introduces a retirement solutions program called Retirement Solutions that provides innovative products and services to help current and future retirees maximize their assets and plan for retirement income. The program offers IRA rollovers, income solutions like lifetime annuities, real estate assistance, and resources. It is available exclusively to credit union partners and their members to help establish the credit union as a trusted resource for retirement planning.
Past national BDPA president Milt Haynes gave a presentation entitled, 'One BDPA Corporate Sponsorship Program', at the NBOD Training Retreat held on 5/2/2008 in Philadelphia PA.
This is the .ppt presentation used by Wayne Hicks during his 2-hour seminar for BDPA Detroit chapter on "Selling BDPA". The focus of the discussion was on revenue streams: Membership, Fundraising and Corporate Sales.
Loan Home Inc is a lead generation company that matches homeowners looking for mortgages with major banks. Loan Home pays homeowners up to $1,539 for refinancing, which they were likely to do anyway. Loan Home sells these qualified leads to banks and brokers. The company's compensation plan for affiliates includes commissions on qualified leads, annual bonuses based on lead numbers, training bonuses, and a monthly base pay bonus. Doing 20 loans per month could earn an affiliate $105,000 per year.
Loan Home Inc is a lead generation company that matches homeowners looking for mortgages with major banks. Loan Home pays homeowners up to $1,539 for refinancing, which they were likely to do anyway. Loan Home sells these qualified leads to banks and brokers. The company's compensation plan for affiliates includes commissions on qualified leads, annual bonuses based on lead numbers, training bonuses, and a monthly base pay bonus. Doing 20 loans per month could earn an affiliate $105,000 per year.
Our mission is to To enhance the ability of rural communities to develop, to grow, and to improve their quality of life by targeting financial and technical resources in areas of greatest need through activities of greatest potential.
This document discusses lifestyle lending, which is a direct lending model where credit unions provide financing for various lifestyle purchases like medical procedures, home improvements, and retail goods. It outlines the benefits of lifestyle lending for credit unions, including generating new loans and members. Lifestyle lending can integrate easily into credit unions' existing lending processes and offers members convenient financing options. It also benefits retailers by providing a new marketing channel and reducing their financing costs. Overall, lifestyle lending allows credit unions to expand their loan portfolios and build new business relationships in their communities.
Benefits Provider Network (BPN) works with credit unions to provide enhanced benefits to employees and members at low or no additional cost to the credit union. BPN partners with top benefits providers to offer supplemental insurance, major medical, discount medical programs, legal services, energy savings programs, home buying services, and more. These additional offerings help credit unions improve their benefits programs, increase value for stakeholders, generate revenue, and support local communities and charities. BPN ensures credit unions have access to high-quality benefits solutions while reducing costs and administrative burdens.
BDPA chapters survive and flourish when there is a steady flow of revenue. BDPA can only generate revenue in one of three ways: membership, fundraising and corporate sales. Wayne Hicks is an experienced BDPA leader who shares his thoughts on expanding revenue flow to BDPA chapters in webinar conducted on November 6, 2009 for BDPA chapter leaders around the country.
This is the slideshow that he used as part of that webinar presentation.
Presentation made by BETF executive director Wayne Hicks to the National BDPA Board of Directors in Oct 2008. The presentation focused on ways to raise additional revenue for local BDPA chapters thru a solid relationship with BDPA Foundation.
Retention in a tough economy, acce jan. 2009 dia logueTim Giuliani
This presentation outlines proven strategies to maintain a high retention rate for chambers of commerce. The strategies involve high level corporate decisions, down to tactics to be performed on the front lines.
ACI is a company focused on developing affinity programs for associations to generate non-dues revenue and funds. Their mission is to be a trusted partner for associations of any size in building marketing programs. They offer a complete line of loyalty program and sponsorship solutions that link associations, members, and partners to increase benefits for all groups. Research shows loyalty programs can significantly increase member spending and engagement when done effectively.
Indirect loans pose a significant risk to the credit union due to their high default rates and the lack of relationship between the credit union and the members who take out these loans. The document proposes calling every member who has taken out an indirect loan to offer them additional appropriate products and services from the credit union in order to increase participation in the cooperative and reduce default risk. This strategic solution would benefit the credit union by decreasing risk, increasing revenue, and growing membership while providing more value to members. Based on research, the document recommends moving forward with implementing an indirect loan solution using outbound calls from existing employees to contact members.
Presentation on member engagement and evolving business models for chambers of commerce to the 8th World Chambers Congress in Doha, Qatar on April 25, 2013.
A brief summary of the current state of the private club industry. With an historical perspective on the boom, bust and now recovery of the golf industry
The document discusses effective engagement of pro bono volunteers for nonprofits and social entrepreneurs. It provides background on pro bono services and examines the current state of supply from corporations and demand from nonprofits. While the supply of pro bono services is increasing, several challenges remain in matching volunteers' skills to nonprofit needs. Suggested resources include intermediary organizations to help facilitate matches and guidelines to improve cultural alignment between partners.
Insights and ideas to drive association successGreg Melia, CAE
Presentation to American College of Physician chapter execs on membership, volunteer relations and a few trends to keep in mind to drive association success.
Century Negotiations Inc provides debt relief services to families and individuals struggling with unsecured debts.
They've been in business since 2003 and they have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau as of July 2014.
They seem to be a decent company.
If you're interested in learning more about them on BestDebtCompanys.com, you can find their profile at the link in the slides above.
Government Contractors Association is a national trade association for 8a, hubzone, sdvosb, wosb, vosb, sdb, and all other companies interested in the government market. Our membership is also made up of government agencies from the federal, state and local level, as well as, universities, non-profits and other government entities.
Chapter Collaboration - National & Chapters Are NOT On Different PlanetsBillhighway
View the recording here: https://youtu.be/1Pxf9bNNtis
Do you find communication to be a big obstacle for your chapter-based association? If so, join us as we walk through building and restoring trust in relationships between national and chapters.
This document summarizes a seminar on developing successful corporate marketing partnerships. The seminar covers finding the right partner, negotiating partnership terms, managing co-branding and marketing internally and externally, and dealing with potential negative press. It also provides an example of Dell's YouthConnect partnership which aims to provide technology solutions to underserved communities and has impacted over 2 million children.
The document discusses considerations for credit unions offering payday loan alternatives to their members. It provides data showing that many credit union members and employees use payday lenders due to a lack of affordable short-term credit options. The document outlines factors for credit unions to consider when developing payday loan products, and shares success stories of credit union programs that have saved members over $2 million by providing affordable short-term loans as an alternative to predatory payday lenders.
Plan sponsors have seen the funded status of their defined benefit pension plans fluctuate dramatically over the past few decades. While some sponsors became overfunded in the 1990s, many faced extreme deficits in the 2000s. Now in 2011, sponsors want to take action to address their pension liabilities and remove this risk from their balance sheets. There has been a renewed interest in purchasing annuities and offering lump sums to transfer the liability. Inquiries from sponsors about removing this liability have increased significantly. Consulting Dietrich & Associates early can provide sponsors with more cost effective options for addressing their pension obligations.
Developing Donor Loyalty in the Digital Age IFC 2013Colin Habberton
This presentation covers the principles of loyalty economics in the context of fundraising and relationship management in the digital age. Theory, tools and practice will be presented. It should encourage the building of strategy addressing donor loyalty as an organisational objective.
CareOne offers debt relief services for customers suffering many types of financial hardships. Specifically, they offer debt settlement help.
They seem to be a forward thinking company and they offer plenty of debt relief tools and resources.
While their price is a bit higher than most, we believe they are a capable service provider in the relief industry.
This document discusses finding grant money for EMS services. It outlines the grant process, which includes identifying needs, focusing on priority areas like education and safety, preparing required documents like an agency profile and budget, finding prospective grants from government, private, or corporate sources, preparing and submitting a proposal, accepting or declining the award, carrying out the project, and filing reports. It provides tips for each step, such as completing a needs assessment through surveys and committees, focusing the proposal on impact areas, and identifying the pros and cons of different grant sources. Overall, the document provides guidance to EMS agencies on navigating the entire grant seeking process.
ACCION USA Financial Education OverviewACCION East
The document discusses ACCION USA's Financial Education Program. It notes that microenterprises make up over 87% of small businesses in the US, employing one in six private sector employees. ACCION USA launched a financial education program in 2002 to complement its lending program. The program provides workshops, online resources, and one-on-one counseling to the over 20 million microentrepreneurs in the US, 10 million of whom lack access to services. Topics covered include money management, understanding credit, business fundamentals, and more. The program has reached over 27,000 participants directly since 2002.
The document provides an overview of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). It discusses SBA's strategic goals, budget, programs, and employee breakdown. The key programs are categorized as Capital, Contracting, Counseling, and Disaster. Capital programs include loans to small businesses. Contracting programs help small businesses get federal contracts. Counseling programs like SBDCs and SCORE provide business advising. Disaster programs provide loans to small businesses and homeowners after declared disasters.
Benefits Provider Network (BPN) works with credit unions to provide enhanced benefits to employees and members at low or no additional cost to the credit union. BPN partners with top benefits providers to offer supplemental insurance, major medical, discount medical programs, legal services, energy savings programs, home buying services, and more. These additional offerings help credit unions improve their benefits programs, increase value for stakeholders, generate revenue, and support local communities and charities. BPN ensures credit unions have access to high-quality benefits solutions while reducing costs and administrative burdens.
BDPA chapters survive and flourish when there is a steady flow of revenue. BDPA can only generate revenue in one of three ways: membership, fundraising and corporate sales. Wayne Hicks is an experienced BDPA leader who shares his thoughts on expanding revenue flow to BDPA chapters in webinar conducted on November 6, 2009 for BDPA chapter leaders around the country.
This is the slideshow that he used as part of that webinar presentation.
Presentation made by BETF executive director Wayne Hicks to the National BDPA Board of Directors in Oct 2008. The presentation focused on ways to raise additional revenue for local BDPA chapters thru a solid relationship with BDPA Foundation.
Retention in a tough economy, acce jan. 2009 dia logueTim Giuliani
This presentation outlines proven strategies to maintain a high retention rate for chambers of commerce. The strategies involve high level corporate decisions, down to tactics to be performed on the front lines.
ACI is a company focused on developing affinity programs for associations to generate non-dues revenue and funds. Their mission is to be a trusted partner for associations of any size in building marketing programs. They offer a complete line of loyalty program and sponsorship solutions that link associations, members, and partners to increase benefits for all groups. Research shows loyalty programs can significantly increase member spending and engagement when done effectively.
Indirect loans pose a significant risk to the credit union due to their high default rates and the lack of relationship between the credit union and the members who take out these loans. The document proposes calling every member who has taken out an indirect loan to offer them additional appropriate products and services from the credit union in order to increase participation in the cooperative and reduce default risk. This strategic solution would benefit the credit union by decreasing risk, increasing revenue, and growing membership while providing more value to members. Based on research, the document recommends moving forward with implementing an indirect loan solution using outbound calls from existing employees to contact members.
Presentation on member engagement and evolving business models for chambers of commerce to the 8th World Chambers Congress in Doha, Qatar on April 25, 2013.
A brief summary of the current state of the private club industry. With an historical perspective on the boom, bust and now recovery of the golf industry
The document discusses effective engagement of pro bono volunteers for nonprofits and social entrepreneurs. It provides background on pro bono services and examines the current state of supply from corporations and demand from nonprofits. While the supply of pro bono services is increasing, several challenges remain in matching volunteers' skills to nonprofit needs. Suggested resources include intermediary organizations to help facilitate matches and guidelines to improve cultural alignment between partners.
Insights and ideas to drive association successGreg Melia, CAE
Presentation to American College of Physician chapter execs on membership, volunteer relations and a few trends to keep in mind to drive association success.
Century Negotiations Inc provides debt relief services to families and individuals struggling with unsecured debts.
They've been in business since 2003 and they have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau as of July 2014.
They seem to be a decent company.
If you're interested in learning more about them on BestDebtCompanys.com, you can find their profile at the link in the slides above.
Government Contractors Association is a national trade association for 8a, hubzone, sdvosb, wosb, vosb, sdb, and all other companies interested in the government market. Our membership is also made up of government agencies from the federal, state and local level, as well as, universities, non-profits and other government entities.
Chapter Collaboration - National & Chapters Are NOT On Different PlanetsBillhighway
View the recording here: https://youtu.be/1Pxf9bNNtis
Do you find communication to be a big obstacle for your chapter-based association? If so, join us as we walk through building and restoring trust in relationships between national and chapters.
This document summarizes a seminar on developing successful corporate marketing partnerships. The seminar covers finding the right partner, negotiating partnership terms, managing co-branding and marketing internally and externally, and dealing with potential negative press. It also provides an example of Dell's YouthConnect partnership which aims to provide technology solutions to underserved communities and has impacted over 2 million children.
The document discusses considerations for credit unions offering payday loan alternatives to their members. It provides data showing that many credit union members and employees use payday lenders due to a lack of affordable short-term credit options. The document outlines factors for credit unions to consider when developing payday loan products, and shares success stories of credit union programs that have saved members over $2 million by providing affordable short-term loans as an alternative to predatory payday lenders.
Plan sponsors have seen the funded status of their defined benefit pension plans fluctuate dramatically over the past few decades. While some sponsors became overfunded in the 1990s, many faced extreme deficits in the 2000s. Now in 2011, sponsors want to take action to address their pension liabilities and remove this risk from their balance sheets. There has been a renewed interest in purchasing annuities and offering lump sums to transfer the liability. Inquiries from sponsors about removing this liability have increased significantly. Consulting Dietrich & Associates early can provide sponsors with more cost effective options for addressing their pension obligations.
Developing Donor Loyalty in the Digital Age IFC 2013Colin Habberton
This presentation covers the principles of loyalty economics in the context of fundraising and relationship management in the digital age. Theory, tools and practice will be presented. It should encourage the building of strategy addressing donor loyalty as an organisational objective.
CareOne offers debt relief services for customers suffering many types of financial hardships. Specifically, they offer debt settlement help.
They seem to be a forward thinking company and they offer plenty of debt relief tools and resources.
While their price is a bit higher than most, we believe they are a capable service provider in the relief industry.
This document discusses finding grant money for EMS services. It outlines the grant process, which includes identifying needs, focusing on priority areas like education and safety, preparing required documents like an agency profile and budget, finding prospective grants from government, private, or corporate sources, preparing and submitting a proposal, accepting or declining the award, carrying out the project, and filing reports. It provides tips for each step, such as completing a needs assessment through surveys and committees, focusing the proposal on impact areas, and identifying the pros and cons of different grant sources. Overall, the document provides guidance to EMS agencies on navigating the entire grant seeking process.
ACCION USA Financial Education OverviewACCION East
The document discusses ACCION USA's Financial Education Program. It notes that microenterprises make up over 87% of small businesses in the US, employing one in six private sector employees. ACCION USA launched a financial education program in 2002 to complement its lending program. The program provides workshops, online resources, and one-on-one counseling to the over 20 million microentrepreneurs in the US, 10 million of whom lack access to services. Topics covered include money management, understanding credit, business fundamentals, and more. The program has reached over 27,000 participants directly since 2002.
The document provides an overview of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). It discusses SBA's strategic goals, budget, programs, and employee breakdown. The key programs are categorized as Capital, Contracting, Counseling, and Disaster. Capital programs include loans to small businesses. Contracting programs help small businesses get federal contracts. Counseling programs like SBDCs and SCORE provide business advising. Disaster programs provide loans to small businesses and homeowners after declared disasters.
The document discusses the growing use of web services by financial institutions and credit unions. It notes that around 10-12% of financial institutions offered web account opening in 2010, but that number is expected to grow significantly in coming years. The document also outlines some of the key benefits of web services for credit unions, including increased growth, efficiency gains, cost reductions, and the ability to better serve younger members and gain new members through convenient online services. It provides an example of one credit union that was able to triple its mortgage volume with only a two-person staff by implementing a web-based application process.
Grant Trends and Common Mistakes: Make Your 2019 Applications Shine!TechSoup
It is not radical to say that grantseeking is a competitive process. As pools of eligible funds continue to shrink and those in need continue to grow, it is difficult for nonprofit organizations to keep their heads above water. This free webinar is here to help!
We will review trends in what funders are looking for in grant applications so that you can create the strongest applications possible. In addition, we will identify common mistakes and suggest solutions and resources to help you avoid these pitfalls. We will have plenty of time for live questions and answers, so be prepared to bring your biggest concerns for discussion.
The Lake Superior Community Partnership provides economic and community development services to Marquette County. In 2010, it exceeded its 3-year fundraising goal, raising $214,380. Funding supports job creation, staffing, advocacy, and marketing. Services include assisting small businesses, advocating for legislation and incentives, and working on development projects. In 2010, these efforts led to over $43 million in investments and the creation of over 1,170 new jobs. The Partnership also coordinates networking and leadership programs. Its goals for 2011 are to focus on business retention, support business growth, advocate for rural policies, and collaborate on a regional development agenda.
Pittsburgh Nonprofit Summit - We Got Funded! What Social Innovations are Bei...GPNP
The document summarizes a presentation on social innovations being funded by the Social Innovation Fund (SIF). It discusses that SIF funding is going to a variety of intermediary organizations, not just large nonprofits, and that they are funding programs across the United States, not just large cities. It also notes that the SIF does not require randomized controlled trials as the sole form of evidence and allows for preliminary evidence to fund programs in order to build their evidence base over time. The document aims to dispel common myths about the SIF and who it funds.
This document discusses the state of the financial services industry and presents a solution for becoming a financial advisor with Transamerica Financial Advisors (TFA). It notes that many middle-income families are underserved or overlooked by the current industry. It then outlines the benefits of joining TFA, such as training, support services, compensation structures including commissions and recurring income, and examples of successful current financial advisors at TFA. The conclusion encourages the reader to consider this opportunity to help clients and earn an income.
The LEDC has identified several needs for economic development in the community including support, involvement, communication, and a strategic plan. The executive director has strengthened board management and community education. Recent accomplishments include a successful fundraising campaign and increased knowledge of the LEDC's mission. The director focuses efforts on economic development, marketing, and short and long-term goal management.
Atlas and leading economic development professionals are always trying to find ways to be more targeted, more precise, and more relevant to the needs of recruitment and retention prospects. As a way to help economic developers refine their marketing and business development offerings to prospects, Atlas presents “Four Things Economic Development Prospects Want"
Lending Circles demonstrate the ingenuity and resilience of communities that are outside of mainstream banking. Lending Circles have long been used in different communities across the world as an alternative way to support savings or provide an emergency reserve to meet community needs. Here in the US, lending circles are beginning to receive more and more attention as a tool that works for a range of communities. Join us to learn how Lending Circles work and hear from organizations in the Pacific Northwest that have started Lending Circles.
Mohan Kanungo, Mission Assets Fund
Gabriel Muro, The Next Door
Moderator: Lynne McConnell, Neighbor Impact
Subscribe Now: How Subscriptions Can Drive Recurring Revenue & Customer LoyaltyTinuiti
Scaling your Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) brand requires an ever-growing toolbox, which includes first-party data, lifecycle tools like SMS messaging and loyalty programs, buttoned-up fulfillment and omnichannel marketing strategies, and a keen understanding of ecommerce trends.
The good news? Our subject matter experts, plus experts from across the industry, shared all the knowledge you need to grow and scale your D2C business in 2022.
Leatherstocking AEA: Marketing Focus from Fund Development and Marketing Part...Andrew Marietta
Leatherstocking AEA program presentation by Tara Collins, Communications Director, Watershed Agricultural Council, on Fund Development and Marketing Partnership: Increasing Your Nonprofit's Success.
Presentation and live webinar hosted by California Community Foundation for donors interested in assisting their favorite nonprofits in capacity building.
You can also view the webinar at our YouTube page www.youtube.com/CalfundTV!
CFRC is a California Finance Lender and certified Community Development Financial Institution that provides asset building programs and services to bridge access between financial institutions and disinvested neighborhoods. It offers savings accounts with an 18-23% interest subsidy, asset building accounts with $1 matches for education or homeownership, and business loans from $5,000 to $250,000. CFRC works to promote the habit of savings, help families establish emergency funds, and provide banking relationships for those outside the financial mainstream.
Joan Paylor is a results-driven management professional with over 30 years of experience in mortgage banking and financial services. She has a proven track record of driving growth, with accomplishments like closing over $1 billion in mortgage loans and generating $10.3 million in gains with no buybacks. Her skills include quality assurance, financial analysis, team leadership, and risk management. Currently she works as an independent consultant helping clients increase loan closures by 20% within six months.
Blandin Foundation Project: an Application for Sustainable BroadbandAnn Treacy
The Blandin Foundation talks about their ARRA broadband stimulus fund application to the TISP (Telecommunications and Information Society Policy) Forum
Change Exchange helps service managers meet the needs of a rapidly growing older population by speeding up the process of sharing ideas and overcoming problems. It provides a proven model of good practice for inter-agency partnerships and collaboration through in-person and online networking opportunities. The needs it addresses include preparing managers for personalization and increasing collaborative working in the aging services sector.
State Central Credit Union is proposing a merger with a local credit union to better address economic challenges. It has the expertise and resources to partner with another credit union, including over 60 years of experience providing financial services, a full-service mortgage department, improved digital technologies, a strong focus on compliance, and efforts to build long-term member relationships. A merger would allow both credit unions to offer more products and services, expand technology use, meet regulatory requirements, increase membership and profits, and ensure future success. State Central believes it is well-suited for a partnership due to its leadership, resources, and commitment to providing a superior member experience.
Chris Ferris Retrain Manitoba Presentation - CEA - June 2, 2023.pdfChrisFerris
Abstract: Canadian governments collaborate with partner organizations to implement public policy. This intensified in 2020 with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic. We consider the case of Retrain Manitoba, a $12.5 million dollar workforce skills development fund that was part of Manitoba’s Skills, Talent, and Workforce Strategy. Retrain Manitoba was supported by the Province of Manitoba, the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and administered by Economic Development Winnipeg (EDW). We detail the purpose, implementation, and select aggregate details of its successful outcomes.
The program’s purpose was to help Manitoba organizations affected by the pandemic, by reimbursing companies for micro-credential courses they needed to improve staff skills.
Any Manitoba-based business, not-for-profit, or charity of any size with a valid Manitoba business number in good standing could register for training reimbursement via the Retrain Manitoba portal. The per employee maximum was $2,500, and per organization maximum was $75,000. Applications were accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
For the reimbursement approval, organizations had to send a valid paid receipt via the Retrain Manitoba portal. Once confirmed, funds were paid out within five business days. Training eligible for reimbursement included courses with a start date as early as April 1, 2021, along with training paid for while the program was active. The program was slated to run from November 8, 2021, until March 31, 2022; or until the funds ran out. This occurred on February 4, 2022.
At least 1,365 organizations were reimbursed for training over 18,000 employees. Eighty-seven per cent of the companies were small businesses (0 to 99 employees).
Track: CLEF (Canadian Labour Economics Forum): Joblessness II / FCET: Chômage II
JEL Codes: I/J, R23, O15
The document summarizes the mission and activities of the South Carolina Association of CPAs (SCACPA). SCACPA supports its members through advocacy, education, networking opportunities, and other services. It aims to help CPAs succeed through lifelong learning, promote high ethics, and advocate for the public good and profession. SCACPA offers various conferences, training programs, legislative updates, and other resources to its members.
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RS VITA Webinar Presentation_July 27 2010realsolutions
This document discusses a webinar about credit unions participating in Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) outreach programs. It provides an overview of what VITA is, which is an IRS program that offers free tax preparation assistance to those earning under $49,000. The webinar discusses how credit unions can get involved in VITA by hosting tax preparation sites, promoting the program, and offering related financial products and services to help participants save their tax refunds. Examples are provided from credit unions that have successful VITA programs.
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The document discusses strategies for credit union associations to recruit young professionals and volunteers. It provides tips for attracting millennials, such as emphasizing work-life balance, growth opportunities, and high-level responsibilities from day one. Regarding board recruitment, it notes most members are older and offers ideas to appeal to different personality types, such as highlighting community impact for altruists and networking benefits for careerists. Tactics suggested include campus recruiting, treating recruitment like a sales process, and leveraging referrals.
This handout touches on the self-assessment test and interactive goal-setting tool used at Filene. The webinar will also explore young adult focus groups.
The document discusses strategies for credit unions to grow by serving underserved markets like low-income individuals, immigrants, and young people. It provides examples of credit unions that have developed sustainable business models and products tailored to these populations, such as payday loan alternatives and non-prime auto and mortgage loans. The document also highlights data on the size of the underbanked population in Florida and the United States, and how credit unions can help improve financial inclusion.
CU Tomorrow: Session#2 Handout - Develop your Social Media Strategyrealsolutions
Presentation outlining why social media is about people and the technology is secondary. You'll gain insight by monitoring what your audience is saying online, and how to create a social media action plan.
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The document discusses strategies for credit unions to serve Hispanic communities. It introduces Coopera Consulting, which helps credit unions partner with Hispanic populations. Coopera believes credit unions should adapt to this growing market through personnel, products, processes and promotion. The Hispanic Opportunity Navigator is Coopera's tool to help credit unions understand local Hispanic demographics and competitively position themselves to serve Hispanic households and build membership.
CU Tomorrow_Session 6 Handout: Generation Debt_Feb12_10realsolutions
This session addresses three related topics:
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* Offering responsible credit
* Addressing young-adult challenges at different leadership levels
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow and levels of serotonin and endorphins which elevate mood and may help prevent mental illness.
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The document discusses opportunities for credit unions to expand into the non-prime auto lending market by capturing a larger share of the billions of dollars in used car loans made annually to low and moderate income borrowers. It provides lessons learned from surveys of credit unions, including employing alternative data and scoring models to approve more loans, assisting members in finding affordable vehicles, and using loan loss insurance to export risks from non-prime lending. The document also describes tools and services that can help credit unions implement successful non-prime auto lending programs.
REAL Solutions_VITA & Tax Awareness_ILCULrealsolutions
This document provides information about the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program and how credit unions can get involved. The key points are:
1) The VITA program offers free tax preparation for low-income families through volunteers trained by the IRS. This helps eligible families claim important tax credits like EITC.
2) Becoming a VITA site involves obtaining an EFIN, recruiting volunteers, providing training, selecting a location, and marketing the site.
3) In addition to helping families, hosting a VITA site is a good opportunity for credit unions to gain new members and offer financial education.
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This document describes Mad City Money, a 2.5 hour budgeting simulation for teens. The simulation transports teens to the future where they must shop for housing, food, transportation, furniture and more using a simulated budget. Teens experience the responsibilities and challenges of budgeting for necessities while dealing with unexpected expenses. The program is designed to teach teens practical money management skills so they can avoid financial troubles in the future. Materials include a facilitator guide, participant handouts and marketing support to help credit unions educate local youth on budgeting.
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This document provides resources for those attending an In-School Branches webinar session, as there are no official handouts. It lists 4 websites that contain information about credit union school branch programs in Michigan and Illinois, as well as the National Youth Involvement Board. It also provides a biography and contact information for speaker Suzi Young, who oversees a youth financial education program at her credit union and is involved in youth financial literacy organizations.
Marion French is the Assistant VP of Education & Interactive Services at WXXI and directs the WXXI Educational Outreach Center. She produced outreach kits to help stations engage communities with Biz Kid$, a PBS series that teaches kids about money and business concepts through comedy and profiles of young entrepreneurs. The session goals were to discuss how credit unions can partner with PBS stations to leverage Biz Kid$ through promotions, events, and educational activities for schools and organizations. Ideas included screening episodes, using curriculum materials, student business contests, and field trips.
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Understanding Ponzi Schemes
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