Young people should attend to:

• Discuss their banking needs
• Learn about budgeting
• Learn the difference between a checking account, savings account, and certificates of deposit.

This workshop will be held via Zoom.

This webinar will help teens understand how credit works.

• If you have a job, building credit is partly about managing your hard-earned money and learning to pay bills on time, such as a monthly cell phone bill.
• Open a checking or savings account. Responsibly managing and maintaining these basic accounts will show a financial institution that you can handle money. If the account comes with a debit card, you will get experience using a card for withdrawing cash.
• If your job permits, set up direct deposit to your account. It is easier to save if the money isn’t sitting in your pocket!
• The first time you borrow money is likely to be college loans.  Learn what interest is and how much you will end up replaying on top of a student loan.

The workshop lasts about 45 minutes, followed by time for questions.

A good credit score saves you money by opening the door to cheaper loans, better credit card offers, and greater job and housing opportunities. Fortunately, a credit score doesn’t depend on how much money you have. It only depends on your ability to follow some basic rules.



In this workshop, you can learn:

• The formula to increase your credit score.
• How to read a credit report.
• How to start working one-on-one with a Financial Coach!

This is a virtual event. Registration is required.

A good credit score saves you money by opening the door to cheaper loans, better credit card offers, and greater job and housing opportunities. Fortunately, a credit score doesn’t depend on how much money you have. It only depends on your ability to follow some basic rules.



In this workshop, you can learn:

• The formula to increase your credit score.
• How to read a credit report.
• How to start working one-on-one with a Financial Coach!

This is a virtual event. Registration is required.

At this clinic, you can speak with attorneys, a landlord mediator, and OHS staff. 

The Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP) will be joining the OHS Legal Clinic the first Tuesday of every month. VLP will provide an attorney at the legal clinic with the specific goal of helping small landlords navigate the eviction process. If you are interested in learning more about VLP, please contact their office at 617-423-0648.

Prior to the clinic, you will receive a meeting link via email.

Please note: This clinic is only for residents and property owners in the City of Boston.

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Interested in a fee free bank or credit union account? This workshop is for you! Attend to:

• Discuss their banking needs.
• Learn about budgeting.
• Learn the difference between a checking account, savings account, and certificates of deposit. 

This workshop will be held via Zoom.

Are you a teen interested in a fee free bank or credit union account? This workshop is for you! Young people should attend to:

• Discuss their banking needs.
• Learn about budgeting.
• Learn the difference between a checking account, savings account, and certificates of deposit. 

This workshop will be held via Zoom.

This webinar will help teens understand how credit works.

• If you have a job, building credit is partly about managing your hard-earned money and learning to pay bills on time, such as a monthly cell phone bill.
• Open a checking or savings account. Responsibly managing and maintaining these basic accounts will show a financial institution that you can handle money. If the account comes with a debit card, you will get experience using a card for withdrawing cash.
• If your job permits, set up direct deposit to your account. It is easier to save if the money isn’t sitting in your pocket!
• The first time you borrow money is likely to be college loans.  Learn what interest is and how much you will end up replaying on top of a student loan.

The workshop lasts about 45 minutes, followed by time for questions.