Financial Information Centers

The listing contains financial information centers. The directory is not a complete listing of all financial information centers. Please call 211 to find more financial information centers in your area.

Payment Partner

Payment Partner is a program that provides representative payee services to persons receiving checks from the Social Security Administration and bill-paying services for community members in general.  Services provided include paying bills, budgeting, and money management in general.

Financial Information & Service Center (FISC)

Financial Information & Service Center (FISC) is a program designed to help people find peace of mind and self-sufficiency through financial planning, education and counseling. FISC provides services such as debt management plans, educational workshops, individual and family financial/budget/credit counseling, and long-term assistance.

TRUE LINK CARD

Our innovative, reloadable card and easy-to-use software are transforming the way substance and alcohol rehabilitation centers across the continuum of care work with families and clients to manage spending.

The True Link Card allows families and friends to provide funds to clients in a secure and transparent fashion. With customizable spending parameters, you can help determine where, when, and how much money can be spent via the online dashboard-while the client is able to purchase what they need safely, supporting their path to recovery.

Everi-Cares Program

Everi, along with all of us in the casino industry, encourages and promotes responsible gaming. The company designed the Everi Cares program – originally as GCA’s Responsible Gaming Partnership program – in 1999 to address underage and problem gambling.

Over the years, Everi has worked with dozens of leading responsible gaming associations across the globe to develop a set of comprehensive tools to help prevent problem gamblers from obtaining funds in a casino. The company’s initiatives and controlled solutions enable casinos to enhance their promotion of responsible gaming while helping them comply with local laws, customs, and culture in the prevention of problem gambling.

For more information, please dial (844) EVERI24
Visit website: https://www.everi.com/about-us/corporate-social-responsibility/ 

STeP

Everi’s Personal Self Transaction Exclusion Program (STeP) is a way for patrons to block access to cash across the company’s national network of ATMs, cash access kiosks, and booth services. The program works in conjunction with a casino’s own exclusion program.

Patrons who believe they have a problem can download a form to Request to Block Transactions and indicate what cards and accounts they wish to block. Once Everi processes the form, the identified account is blocked at participating Everi access points for at least one year.

The account block remains in place until a customer unblocks his or her account(s) by filling out and submitting the Request to Unblock Transactions form.

The STeP exclusion is effective on credit cards, ATM debit cards, and checking accounts at both machine terminals and cashier cages.

Debtors Anonymous

Debtors Anonymous offers hope for people whose use of unsecured debt causes problems and suffering. We come to learn that compulsive debting is a spiritual problem with a spiritual solution, and we find relief working the D.A. recovery program based on the Twelve-Step  principles.

The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop incurring unsecured debt. Even if members are not in debt, they are welcome in D.A. Our Fellowship is supported solely through contributions made by members; there are no dues or fees.

Catholic Charities

The Financial Health Program’s insightful, experienced and certified counselors can help you put the pieces of your budget together through services such as:

  • Personal one-on-one counseling/coaching to help you meet your financial goals.
  • Assessment of your current financial situation. This includes a review of your budget and credit history.
  • Information and advice about various programs available to help you achieve your goals.

Lutheran Social Services

LSS Financial Counseling offers an array of services that will assist in developing financial literacy. These services include the following areas of expertise.

  • Budget and Debt Counseling
  • Debt Management Plans
  • Credit Report Review
  • Financial Education

American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC)

Call for a FREE Debt and Budget Evaluation 1-800-769-3571

American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization offering confidential credit counseling and financial education services to consumers nationwide. ACCC is dedicated to helping people regain control of their finances and plan for a debt-free future. Founded in 1991 ACCC has over 16 years of counseling experience and has a staff of professionally trained and certified credit counselors who assist consumers in providing workable solutions for their financial problems. ACCC recognizes that financial difficulties are often not the result of poor spending habits, but more frequently from extenuating circumstances beyond ones control. ACCC works with consumers to establish a realistic plan to help them reduce their debt and regain financial stability.

Personal Financial Strategies for the Loved Ones of Problem Gamblers

This handbook is meant to provide general financial information; it is not meant to substitute for, or to supersede, professional or legal advice. The people depicted in this publication are professional models and are included here for illustrative purposes only. They are not connected with the subject matter or situations covered in this publication. Note: The content areas in this material are believed to be current as of this printing, but, over time, legislative and regulatory changes, as well as new developments, may date this material.

Problem Gamblers and Their Finances A Guide for Treatment Professionals

This handbook is meant to provide general financial information; it is not meant to substitute for, or to supersede, professional or legal advice. The people depicted in this publication are professional models and are included here for illustrative purposes only. They are not connected with the subject matter or situations covered in this publication. Note: The content areas in this material are believed to be current as of this printing, but, over time, legislative and regulatory changes, as well as new developments, may date this material. 

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