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Online Bankruptcy Education Program Now Live!

CCCSDV is pleased to announce that we now offer the pre-discharge education course, Personal Financial Management after Bankruptcy as an online option for bankruptcy clients. Our new online bankruptcy education module, provided through our partner, Money in Motion, allows clients to complete the bankruptcy education requirements from the convenience of their own home and at their own pace. A special web section is available specifically for legal professionals to enroll their clients.

CCCSDV is approved to issue certificates in compliance with the Bankruptcy Code in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and the District of New Jersey.

For more information on our bankruptcy counseling and education program.

Prepaid Debit Card Now Available from CCCSDV
A Smart way to Keep More Money in your Wallet!

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Delaware Valley is excited to now offer a prepaid debit card, a new, alternative financial tool to help you better manage your money. The prepaid debit card has the flexibility and convenience of a credit card without late fees and interest charges! Individuals without a formal banking relationship can avoid high fees associated with cash checking or money orders.

For more information on the benefits and use of the card.

CCCSDV Launches New Financial Education Program for Women!
From Purses to Portfolios Kick-off Attracted Hundreds of Local Women

CCCSDV kicked off a new financial literacy program, From Purses to Portfolios, geared towards women on January 26th at Temple University. Over 275 women attended the opening event and took advantage of a full agenda with topics including Kissing Debt Goodbye to a highly interactive session from NBC10's Tracy Davidson on Understanding Credit and Identity Theft. Citi is the main sponsor for the program, which began in Delaware and is manager by the Delaware Money School.

Purses is not a one-time event. The goal of From Purses to Portfolios is to financially educate women over time. Ongoing classes are offered throughout the year, to build women's financial foundation and financial skills. Classes will be taught by CCCSDV educators as well as staff members of other nonprofits, financial institutions and community organizations.

For more information on From Purses to Portfolios.

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