GreenPath Financial Counseling
GreenPath Financial Counseling
Get financial counseling from our partner, GreenPath.
SESLOC has partnered with GreenPath Financial Wellness to offer unbiased, empathetic, one-on-one financial counseling to our members — for FREE! GreenPath also offers personally tailored programs for those facing a financial crisis, like overwhelming debt, foreclosure, and more.
So whether you’re simply looking for advice, or need a long-term game plan, GreenPath’s experts can help you take the next step on your journey to financial wellness.
Call 877-337-3399 if you have questions about:
- Achieving financial wellness
- Budgeting
- Debt counseling
- Your finances and life changes (marriage, children, job loss, etc.)
- Debt Management Plans*
- Foreclosure prevention & support
- Homebuyer assistance*
- Reverse mortgage counseling*
- Student loan repayment*
*Program may include a small fee. Calling to find out if the program is right for you is always free. See GreenPath for details.
Watch A Conversation With GreenPath to learn more:
GreenPath Financial Wellness offers free online resources like classes, webinars, and articles on a variety of topics so you can learn at your own pace.
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