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Financial Resource Roundup

Real Resources for you Around your Community

1. Find a trusted bank - Having a trusted bank in your corner to grow your savings, take out loans to grow your business, discuss investments and convene with experienced professionals is an essential resource for any individual looking to take care of their finances. 

2. Join an investment group - The West Orange Real Estate Investment group puts property owners, potential, potential investors, and other interested parties together to develop business and social relationships. Joining an investment group can foster education and sharing of information for people new to the financial scape or those with more experience. 

3. Make investments! - There are a variety of investments to make in West Orange alone, from art to property to commodities. So next time you’re at a gallery event or even a local coffee shop consider buying that painting, splurge and add that addition to your home to increase your property value, and invest in your future! 

4. Insurance as an Investment safety - Investments can be risky but take the safe route by protecting your assets with insurance. Brown Insurance Agency in West Orange offers home, health, auto, commercial, and RV insurance with a wide range of policies for individuals and their businesses. Wherever you get your insurance, make the safe choice to protect your investments. 

5. Advise with a professional - A financial advisor can be your best friend when it comes to investing, buying your first home, or just getting organized. Your personal financial goals are their top priority. Financial advisors often offer free consultations to help you get your bearings and figure out the next steps.

6. Go to a class - If you’re lost on how to handle your finances do not feel alone! There are resources in your area to help, and a variety of online classes available that you can access from your living room. NJ FinLit is a free financial literacy tool created by the NJ Department of the Treasury. Plan for retirement, take courses and assess how you spend your money.