BMO Harris Bank Launches Community Impact Webinar Series
The series has already kicked off and addresses home buying and down payment assistance. Participants will hear from BMO leaders, local non-profit organizations and realtors who can offer assistance to community members including potential homebuyers. Registration is now open.
“All of us are living through such unforeseen economic uncertainty that every financial move, like buying a home, is suddenly more daunting,” said Mark Shulman, BMO’s chief community reinvestment officer. “We want to be more accessible and available than ever before in helping members of our BMO communities stay on track with their financial milestones and make real financial progress. This is where we believe our Community Impact Webinars can be most beneficial.”
The Community Impact Webinar Series will address other timely financial topics later this year. In November, the series will look at budgeting, saving and building credit.
Participants will get tips on how to set up a budget and stick to it to achieve their financial goals, along with what they need to do to establish or repair credit. In December, the series will look at the topic of refinancing and financial stability. Participants will learn the options available to them when it comes to reducing their rates, loan terms and more.
Additional information can be found be found at https://www.bmoharris.com/main/personal/mortgages/affordable/
More information about BMO Harris Bank’s community reinvestment efforts is available at https://corporate-responsibility.bmo.com/us/our-practices/community-reinvestment/
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