Free Financial Coaching and Tax Preparation Services Available at Hopelink

Issaquah, WALocal News

Hopelink's Financial Capability Program is offering free financial coaching to residents facing financial challenges, emphasizing long-term stability and financial literacy. The program requires no income eligibility, making it accessible to anyone in need of assistance, and the availability of on-demand interpretation services ensures inclusivity. Financial coaches will guide participants in reviewing credit reports, managing debts, and creating savings plans, among other essential financial skills. In addition, the United Way of King County is providing complimentary in-person tax preparation services at the Bellevue Hopelink location three days a week until April 20th. This initiative is crucial for residents who may struggle with tax filing or financial management.

The coaching sessions and tax preparation services are designed to empower individuals to make informed financial decisions and improve their overall financial health. Community engagement is encouraged, as these resources can significantly impact residents' financial well-being. For more information, individuals are directed to contact Donna O’Connor at Hopelink.

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