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Lunch & Learn: Dollars & $ense Financial Literacy Series
Thursday, October 08
1:00pm - 1:30pm
REACH Center
Coworking Space, 3rd FloorEducate yourself on cash flow, debt management, financial protection, retirement planning, and long-term wealth-building strategies.
The Dollars & $ense Financial Literacy Series is a flexible, five part program designed to equip individuals with essential financial knowledge and practical strategies for everyday life. Learn key topics such as debt management, cash flow optimization, retirement planning, and financial considerations that uniquely impact women. Get empowered to better understand your finances, make informed decisions, and take a more active role in building long-term financial stability.
Series Topics:
- October 8: Maximize Your Cash Flow for Today and Tomorrow
- October 15: Debt Management and Student Loan Forgiveness
- October 22: The Countdown to Retirement Starts Now
- October 29: Looking Beyond Social Security for Retirement Income Planning
- November 5: Retirement Planning Strategies for Women
Light refreshments will be served.
This workshop is led by Jazmyne Mack Lee, MHA, a financial professional, healthcare administrator, community leader, and financial literacy educator. Jazmyne is passionate about helping individuals and families build stronger financial futures. A licensed financial professional and Doctor of Healthcare Administration candidate, Jazmyne combines her background in advocacy, education, and financial services to make complex financial concepts practical and easy to understand. Through the Dollars & $ense Financial Literacy Series, she educates communities on cash flow, debt management, financial protection, retirement planning, and long-term wealth-building strategies.
Sponsored by the Library Foundation of New Orleans.
This is a recurring program. It takes place Thursdays, October 8 through November 5.
EVENT TYPE: | Personal Finance | Community | Civic | Business |
REACH Center
The REACH Center is a new initiative from the New Orleans Public Library, featuring a community event and resource center, free coworking space, and public art gallery, with a focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion.