Financial Education
Ways to Work is a partnership of UW-Extension Family Living in Washington County and the Ways to Work program providing low-interest auto loans, classroom-based financial education and ongoing financial coaching to participants. For eligibility requirements and class schedule consult the Ways to Work Brochure for details.
Do you want to become money smart, take control of your financial situation, and plan for the future?Volunteer financial coaches are available to help you reach your goal. This confidential service will provide the guidance to assess your financial situation, plan your spending and savings goals, and address any money issues you may have. You will build confidence in your own ability to manage your financial future. For more details view the Financial Coaching Brochure or contact us at 262-335-4479
Managing Your Personal Finances in Tough Times
Free, reliable resources to make sound financial choices: http://fyi.uwex.edu/toughtimes/
Podcast: Drop in Income podcast
Managing Between Jobs
In the wake of widespread job layoffs and a faltering economy, many Americans are finding it a struggle to make ends meet and to fulfill their financial obligations. If making your monthly payments is a challenge or if you find it more difficult to obtain basic needs, these UW Extension fact sheets may be helpful as you attempt to get through tough times.
- Bartering
- Community Agencies That Can Help
- Deciding If Bankruptcy Is an Option for You
- Deciding Which Bills to Pay First
- Helping Children Cope
- How You Can Help When Mom or Dad is Unemployed
- Keeping a Roof Overhead
- Looking for a Job—Watch Out for Scams
- Making the Most of What You Have
- Meeting Your Insurance Needs
- Setting Spending Priorities
- Starting Your Own Business
- Strategies for Spending Less
- Taking Care of Yourself
- Talking With Creditors
- Where to Go for Help Finding a Job
Financial Coaching Training Program
This program is designed to help you learn how to effectively coach clients on their financial concerns. Watch this page for details of upcoming training sessions
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FAMILY LIVING STAFF
If you have any questions regarding Family Living in Washington County, please contact:
Marma Jean McIntee Professor Family Living Educator B.S. and M.S. UW-Madison, Home Economics Education and Adult/Continuing Education Washington County – UW Extension PO Box 2003 333 East Washington Street, Suite 1200 West Bend, WI 53095-2003 Phone: 262-335-4479 Wisconsin Toll-Free: 800-616-0046 Fax: 262-335-4863 Relay : Dial 711 Business Hours: M-F 8 AM-4:30PM Email: marma.mcintee@ces.uwex.ed |
Renee Vertin, R.D. Senior Lecturer Nutrition Education Program Coordinator (WNEP) B.S. Nutrition & Medical Dietetics – University of Illinois at Chicago and B.S.Insurance – Ferris State University Master Food Preserver Phone: 262-335-4841 Email: renee.vertin@ces.uwex.edu Pattie Carroll Nutrition Educator M.S. in Education, Family Studies - Concordia University Wisconsin B.S. – Carroll College Phone: 262-335-4799 Email: pattie.carroll@ces.uwex.edu |
| Christine LarsonSecretary/Receptionist Master Food Preserver Email: uwxchris@co.washington.wi.us |
