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Financial Tools
Volunteer Tools Media Center
Pay your credit cards off early and save. For more information, call Danielle at 602-246-3506, or email ddubien@arizonasaves.org.
How Are You Saving Money? Send Us Your Stories! Calling all Savers! Tell us how you are… - Saving more - Spending less - Shopping smarter - Meeting your savings goals - Taking action after attending an Arizona Saves workshop! Your story will inspire others, and may be included in an upcoming issue of our quarterly publication AZ Saver News! E-mail your story (250 words or fewer) to info@arizonasaves.org and put "Savings Success Stories" in the subject line. If you don't have access to e-mail, send a letter to
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Arizona Saves empowers Arizonans to build sustainable self-sufficiency by advancing healthy money management. We are an Arizona not-for-profit organization launched in 2003.
We provide financial education, financial coaching, and access to no-fee saving accounts to all Arizonans.
Financial Footsteps
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Announcements December 10, 2009 – 2009 Annual Report is Completed – The 2009 Annual Report provides Arizona Saves’ mission and vision, information about the work that the organization has done, and workshop participation demographics for the year. Some highlights include: 117 volunteers served approximately 4,000 hours instructing financial education workshops to 3,661 Arizonans this year – a 138% increase in service hours from 2008! Read.
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Braderick Jones, a mechanic in Wisconsin, had always lived paycheck to paycheck, never developing a budget or a savings account. He and his family had to borrow money frequently just to pay the bills. "I never really thought about budgeting money. We never accumulated any savings. Anytime anything unexpected happened, my family had to borrow money," Jones said. All this changed when he received a Wisconsin Saves flyer at his housing complex. 
