When Mark realized he needed help with debt relief, he turned to Century for assistance. Like many clients tell us, he felt like he was “running out of options” and Century offered the services that he needed at the right time.
December 1, 2020 was the National Day of Giving, which is also often called Giving Tuesday. This day, which is always the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, encourages people to give back and give to others. It's not too late to give and one of the best ways you can help is to give of your time.
Yasmine noticed that she wasn’t making much progress on reducing her credit card debt by making minimum monthly payments on cards with high interest rates. As unexpected expenses started to rise she knew she needed to resolve her debt before it was too late. That’s when she turned to Century.
Welcome to our ‘Spotlight on Success’ column. Each month we celebrate a client’s success by sharing their experience while on the Century program*.
Welcome to our ‘Spotlight on Success’ column. Each month we celebrate a client’s success by sharing their experience while on the Century program*.
Meet Raymond. Raymond is a 64 year old Californian that loves being in the out-of-doors so much, he has worked and played in it his whole life. Since the age of 16, Raymond has worked on small farms. When not pulling long 16 hour days, Raymond would hike, fish and enjoy his newest hobby of photography.
Bryan was very happy in his position managing a health food store. He had just got engaged to his partner of 5 years and life was going very well.
Patricia is a Century client preparing to complete her program in the next few months. Her excitement to complete the program in 26 months, versus her original estimated 44 months, is overwhelming. What a great achievement to be closer to her goal of better financial health even faster than she planned!
Being mindful is more important than ever right now, due to the extra stress and strain the worldwide pandemic has created. While it's hard to turn off the news and take a break from it all, it's also a unique opportunity to do something good during a time when life is different and a lot of things are in a sort of holding pattern. You might be off work, or working from home. Your children may be home from school. You might also find that you can't go a lot of places you used to, and that can leave you feeling bored, restless, and frustrated. Here's what to consider in May, as you look toward how to be more mindful during the pandemic and well into the future.
Casey would do anything for her family, especially her children and grandchildren. When her youngest daughter Katie lost her job and she had a newborn at home, Casey gladly opened her home to them. She loved having them both in the house and being able to spend more time with her grandchild. Casey soon discovered that this decision had very real financial ramifications on her budget.
