EAP Money Links
(links
that make “cents”)
Access all of the resources you will
need to prepare state and federal income tax returns
electronically or the old-fashioned way, with paper and pen:
Tax Year 2000 Resources;
U.S. Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Home Page.
Financial
problems can happen to
anyone regardless of income and can range from minor budgeting
difficulties to major concerns that threaten bankruptcy. This
quick test may help you decide whether or not you might need
a referral for budget counseling, personal money management, credit
problems, or personal counseling. And if the answer is “YES,” why
not contact EAP at 581-4014 or toll-free 1-877-EAP-3315 for an
appointment to discuss your situation?
Debt
reduction—a plan you can use and the resources you will
need.
Money
saving ideas sorted by
topic (IRA’s, home repair, insurance, single parents, property
management, to name just a few) as well as a free weekly on-line
newsletter on family finance can be found at
The
Dollar Stretcher
If you’re
buying a new home
or wondering about refinancing your current home, visit Microsurf
for
current mortgage rates by state, closing costs,
application fees, etc., compiled throughout the day.
Bank
Rate Monitor also posts
rates
for home equity loans, auto loans, and CDs, as well as helps you set
up and monitor your own personal stock, bond, and mutual fund
portfolio.
Compulsive
spending debting, and gambling are behaviors which when out of
control can become serious addictions, and lead to intense anxiety,
family breakups, financial ruin, and even criminal acts. What is
your
spending personality? How serious are your
shopping or spending behaviors? What is
compulsive shopping? And
When your buying gets out of hand.
For a referral
to speak to a professional about your financial concerns, contact
the EAP at 581-4014 or toll-free 1-877-EAP-3315. Services are free
and confidential and are available to all faculty, staff and their
families and retirees.
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