The Financial Wellness Program aims to reduce money-related stress and increase confidence in managing finances.
Kingston area residents can now access expanded financial counselling thanks to a new grant from TD Bank Group.
$90,000 is going to Resolve Counselling Services Canada (RCSC) to grow its Financial Wellness Program, helping individuals and families build healthier financial futures.
The program offers free and low-cost financial education and counselling from certified financial counsellors. Participants can attend workshops on budgeting, debt, credit, and savings, take part in one-on-one money coaching, and receive personalized financial assessments to set goals and develop practical plans.
The program aims to reduce money-related stress and increase confidence in managing finances. Free 20-minute consultations are available to help people find the services that best meet their needs.
With TD’s support, RCSC hopes to reach more residents in Kingston, making financial literacy more accessible and helping people take the first steps toward better money management.
More information and registration are available at www.resolvecounselling.org.
Story by Emily Chatwood
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