Wednesday is National Dollar Day. On August 8, 1786, the Continental Congress established the US monetary system and made the dollar our official currency. Back then, a dollar was worth quite a bit more than it is today but never doubt the power of the dollar, especially when thinking about your long-term goals.
Personal financial planning experts at the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) recommend saving those hard-earned dollars in ways where you won’t feel the pinch.
• Find your goal and your excuse for not saving
• Make a deposit at work
• DIY – lunch and coffee
• Make it a family affair
Celebrate National Dollar Day by making your dollars work for you. A local PICPA member can help your audience take charge of their financial goals with easy tips on how to save.
To speak to a PICPA member, contact Kathleen Miller at 215-972-6188 or kmiller@picpa.org or Jacqueline Barnard at 267-675-6255 or jbarnard@picpa.org.
Personal financial planning experts at the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) recommend saving those hard-earned dollars in ways where you won’t feel the pinch.
• Find your goal and your excuse for not saving
• Make a deposit at work
• DIY – lunch and coffee
• Make it a family affair
Celebrate National Dollar Day by making your dollars work for you. A local PICPA member can help your audience take charge of their financial goals with easy tips on how to save.
To speak to a PICPA member, contact Kathleen Miller at 215-972-6188 or kmiller@picpa.org or Jacqueline Barnard at 267-675-6255 or jbarnard@picpa.org.