Your paycheck doesn't last out the month. Maybe you're wondering how to pay for your kids' college expenses or worried about saving for retirement. No matter what your financial state, chances are you would like to set aside some extra money. Clemson Extension's new Money 2000 program can help. Money 2000 is a personal finance program designed to improve the financial well-being of South Carolina residents.
Participants learn to increase savings or reduce debt.
A news conference announcing this statewide initiative will be held in Columbia on Jan. 29 at 2 p.m. at the Blatt Building, Room 108. Also, Governor Beasley has signed a proclamation affirming Money 2000 as an excellent way to increase the financial security of South Carolina residents. Individuals or families who wish to participate in Money 2000 may contact their county's Clemson Extension office. Enrollment begins in January 1997 and continues until the end of the year 2000. Programs will focus on the primary building blocks of successful financial management.