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Community and Ecomic Development
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Financial Advancement Network Club - or FAN Club - is a monthly
meeting of individuals who are committed to changing their
money management habits into ones that allow them to be in
control of their financial situations and even their financial
destinies. Each FAN Club runs six months in the “Basic
Track” and has the option to continue meeting monthly
for another six months in the “Advanced Track.” Some
clubs, because of the strong financial background of the
members, may start right away with the “Advanced Track.”
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Participants
in the Money Smart Workshops will learn the basics of personal
financial planning including how to use bank services, how
to start and manage a budget, how to establish and repair credit,
where to get help when experiencing financial difficulties,
and how to apply for the Earned Income Tax Credit.
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The
core of the Home•Buy•Now program is
a dollar-for-dollar match of up to $3,000 of City funds per participating
employee, which becomes available when a participating employer
provides financial assistance to an employee buying a home.
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You can pay for a home remodeling project with a fixed interest
rate loan up to $25,000. The PHIL-Plus loan is perfect for larger-scale
home improvements such as kitchen, bathroom or basement remodeling.
You can also use up to half of this loan to pay off existing debt.
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You
can make repairs to your home by updating your bathroom, installing
siding, replacing your roof or making other repairs using the
Mini-PHIL Loan. Mini-PHIL loans are up to $10,000. You can also
use up to half of this loan to pay off existing debt.
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“The
Philadelphia Business Builder Loan Program provides a pathway
for small businesses with higher credit risks to obtain bank
financing; typically these requests are denied because of the
high risk of loan defaults. Loans can be used for working
capital, inventory, equipment purchase or capital improvements.
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