Town looking to crowdsource ideas for ARPA projects
The Selectboard is looking for the public’s input on how it should spend its American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.
Help Vermonters get financially literate
All Vermont public school students are supposed to be taught personal finance, but I would bet that many parents would have a hard time finding a young person who has learned about credit scores, investing or compound interest.
CARES Act: A rundown of aid from Congress
In response to a request from The Charlotte News for information about the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, Senator Sanders’s office provided the following material.
Looking to buy a home? Make sure to get pre-approved first
The pre-approval or pre-qualification process is one of the most crucial parts of purchasing a home and yet it seems to be the part many buyers are most hesitant about. What I haven’t determined is why they don’t want to see what they can be approved for but want to see houses they potentially can’t afford.
CVSD Board Passes FY20 Budget
The Champlain Valley School District Board Meeting on Monday, January 22, was brief with no adjustments to the agenda and little discussion from the board prior to voting to adopt the final budget for FY20.
Types of investment properties and what they can mean for your wallet
Investment properties can come in all shapes and sizes. My two favorite options are investing in a property that needs work to flip or investing in an income-producing property. Very different approaches, each with its own risks.
CVSD School Board Meeting – Update
The budget work for the Champlain Valley School District Board continued Tuesday at Shelburne Community School as school directors combed through the proposed budget.