856 days ago

Money worries? Take the CAP money Course

Clive from Island Bay

The CAP Course
Struggling with the cost of living? Worried about living on your pension? Or just wonder where your money goes?

The CAP course is a revolutionary, free money management course that teaches people budgeting skills and provides a simple cash-based system that really works. By doing the three 90 minute session course you gain access to a free web-based worksheet that enables you to build a comprehensive editable budget and use it as long as you like. The course will help anyone to gain more control over their finances so they can save, spend, give and eliminate or avoiding getting into debt. It is for anyone regardless of age or financial status. There is a special session for retirees if required.

• Plan and use your money better
• Free access to a budgeting worksheet - indefinitely
• Totally Confidential – only you see your data
• Thousands have benefitted already – around 20,000 people a year in New Zealand, Australia, England, and Canada.
• Available on-line or in-person.

Several courses run in the Wellington area. The next one is in Island Bay on Monday October 30th at 7.30pm at St Hilda’s, 311 The Parade, and continues on the 6th and 13th November.
To register go to www.capnz.org... and follow the link at the top to "find a course near you" or contact us at email ibhildas@gmail.com. Or text/call 022 139 2005

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