ACE - H4H - Flyer for Box Class - January 2012
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This class teaches attendees how to organize important documents into an active and archive box. The class will be held over three Mondays in January and February at W.T. Woodson High School from 7-9pm. Taught by financial planner John Wood, the class costs $59 plus a $30 user fee and provides dividers to help attendees create their own document organization boxes. Attendees will learn what documents should be kept actively and what can be archived, as well as how to register online, by phone, or in person for the class.
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