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Get fit -- financially -- with free seminar

By Shelia M. Poole
March 13, 2012

Need help getting your financial house in order?

The Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta will sponsor a free seminar to help people develop money management skills on Saturday at Greater New Light Missionary Baptist Church.

The seminar "Get Financially Fit", will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church, 2540 Campbellton Road. Registration is suggested but walk-ins are welcome.  Mortgage and banking professionals from Wells Fargo and counselors from CredAbility will be on hand to help those attending.

The first 20 adults who register and complete the course will receive a $25 gift certificate. To register go to www.concernedblackclergy.org or call 404-755-4900.

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