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GreenPath Announces 2015 Personal Finance Library Programs

GreenPath Debt Solutions is partnering with the (NFCC) to bring free financial education to libraries across the country.

GreenPath has scheduled more than 30 programs at libraries in six states (New York, Florida, Wisconsin, Georgia, Michigan, and Texas) in April, May and June. This initiative will provide consumers with reliable, unbiased financial information and tools at convenient public library locations.

"At GreenPath, we think it is vital to go into the communities we serve to provide personal finance programs," said GreenPath President and CEO Jane McNamara. "These free library programs are another way we can help people better understand budgeting, credit reports, identity theft prevention, and more."

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