In an amazing collaborative effort, Never Stop Grinding Impact (NSG Impact) has launched an enlightening series of financial literacy workshops titled “Grind for Growth,” in partnership with Chase Bank. These free sessions aim to transform community members’ approach to finances, equipping them with essential skills to navigate the often confusing world of credit and debt.
An Ambitious Beginning
The workshop series kicked off on May 24, 2025, with “Credit 101: An Introduction to Credit,” drawing in 30 eager participants. The sessions shed light on the mysteries of credit scores, offering practical advice on establishing and maintaining credit. A fascinating tip shared was the concept of parents helping their children build credit early by adding them as authorized users on credit cards.
CEO of NSG Impact, Darious Harris, stressed, “Managing your money effectively is what determines your debt. Credit is a tool, not a burden, when you understand how to use it.” Harris’ passion for financial education is clear as he speaks about the potential to change mindsets surrounding credit cards and debt.
Deepening Financial Insights
Scheduled for June 21, 2025, the next session, “Improving Credit and Managing Debt,” promises to dive deeper into effective debt management strategies and credit improvement techniques. Harris hints at teaching attendees actionable steps to tackle existing debt and avoid common financial pitfalls. The session is sure to be insightful, with a line-up of critical topics set to empower attendees with the knowledge to maintain a healthy financial portfolio.
Collaboration is Key
A standout feature of these workshops is the ongoing support and involvement of Chase Bank, facilitated by Jonathan Escobar, the Community Manager in Rialto. Chase professionals bring unparalleled insights that elevate the learning experience, allowing attendees to benefit from top-tier knowledge without any cost.
Community Engagement and Learning
The workshops have been praised for their engaging and open environment, as noted by NSG Impact’s COO, Tameka Grayson. The atmosphere is described as interactive, encouraging questions and fostering discussions that bring financial principles to life through relatable stories and examples.
Looking Ahead: Financial Growth
The “Grind for Growth” series extends into July and August with additional workshops exploring money management and business financial topics. For those still interested, registration remains open, promising no-cost education from a billion-dollar institution’s experts. As the community continues to grow in financial prowess, the positive ripple effect is hoped to be vast and impactful.
For more information or to register for upcoming sessions, visit NSG Impact’s Eventbrite page. According to ie community news, these sessions are a golden opportunity for free learning on vital financial topics.