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Have you ever thought of a goal, only to discover later that you never came close to achieving it?

Have you actually gone as far as to write your goals down, but then gave up on them because you had no idea how to make them happen financially?

Do you have big plans for your business, but don’t have the credit to support them?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, there are still seats waiting for you at the Financial Success for Business & Life workshop to be held at SunTrust Bank in Downtown Staunton on Thursday evening from 6– 9 p.m.

Whether you want to revisit or establish personal goals or those for your business, this workshop will provide you with tools and exercises to set you on the right path. The workshop will help you to map out your goals and create a plan for achieving them. The plan addresses attracting the money and solid credit that you may need to bring your goals to fruition. Don’t let holiday spending get you off track. Come to this workshop so you can plan how to have a great holiday shopping season without sacrificing your financial future.

Please note that PRE-REGISTRATION is strongly encouraged.

You can register quickly online by clicking here – http://bit.ly/3ipT9b – or by visiting our www.stauntonfund.com.

You can also drop by the SCCF office at 9 S. Augusta St. to register in person.




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