A FREE 3-part financial wellness series for women with practical tools, supportive conversation, light dinner and giveaways at every session.
Money can affect nearly every part of our lives, our choices, our independence, our sense of security, and the futures we imagine for ourselves.
The Brave Women’s Community Center is excited to partner with Partner Colorado Credit Union to offer Financial Foundations, a free three-part financial wellness series for women.
This practical and welcoming series is designed to help women build greater knowledge, confidence, and agency around money. Partner Colorado’s financial wellness team will share accessible, real-world information and answer participant questions along the way.
SESSION 1 — Tuesday, November 10 | 6:00–7:00 PM
Psychology of Spending + Building a Better Budget
Explore spending habits and learn practical strategies for creating a budget that supports your needs and goals.
SESSION 2 — Tuesday, December 1 | 6:00–7:00 PM
Understanding Credit + Know Your Score + Checking 101
Learn more about credit, what affects your credit score, and the fundamentals of managing a checking account.
SESSION 3 — Tuesday, December 8 | 6:00–7:00 PM
Purchasing a Vehicle + Career Development + Scam & Fraud Awareness
Explore practical considerations around purchasing a vehicle, employment and career decisions, and protecting yourself from scams and fraud.
This series is completely free. Light dinner refreshments and promotional giveaways will be provided by Partner Colorado Credit Union.
Participants are encouraged to attend all three sessions so they can experience the full series. If your schedule prevents you from attending every evening, you are still welcome to join us for the sessions you can attend.
Space is intentionally limited to create an interactive, welcoming experience. Registration is required.
Hosted by The Brave Women’s Community Center in Lakewood, Colorado, in partnership with Partner Colorado Credit Union.
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