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FFP to issue $550,000 in grants in 2023 to support pro bono financial guidance programs for Americans facing financial hardship
read moreFinancial Planners Can Help Lower-Income Clients More Effectively Than Many Think
read moreAs inflation continues to surge, lower- and moderate-income (LMI) families search for ways to stretch their budgets and meet rising expenses. Many have little understanding of basic finances, and nowhere to turn for objective, fiduciary advice.
read moreFFP’s RIA Impact Partners expand pro bono service across their firms.
read moreThe Mang Family’s lives were turned upside down when father, Peter, was diagnosed with Gliobastoma Multiforme, an aggressive form of brain cancer, in 2018.
read moreIn recognition of Older Americans Month, we celebrate the pro bono volunteers, like Hannah Depew, CFP®, who help at-risk seniors with just-in-time fiduciary advice.
read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic arrived like a tidal wave on our shores, wreaking health and financial devastation on millions of lower- to middle-income (LMI) Americans, who often had no emergency fund while facing a loss of income due to employment disruptions and other factors.
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