Program Description
Financial health is personal!
In farming, we often talk business. Business finances, business planning, and goal setting for business are placed front and center. But what about the personal side? Have we thought about how we get paid, how to save for vacation, and where financial planning for the future fits into the business? Sometimes it feels taboo. For many of us, our beliefs about money were learned at an early age and it’s not always the easiest to talk about.
There is no fee for this workshop, the cost is covered by a grant from Northeast Risk Management Education. For more information or to request a reasonable accommodation, contact 207.581.3487, leslie.forstadt@maine.edu
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