Historical October 1978 report or notice. Dates, prices, policies and contact information describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Roosevelt Federal is offering a new service to the entire St. Louis community. It is available without charge and there are no requirements about either being or becoming a Roosevelt account holder in order to take advantage of the program’s benefits.
Our new program is called the Personal Advisory Service and it will assist people with the planning of their personal and financial affairs — with an emphasis on aiding an individual in the following circumstances:
1. Personal organization and direction: The organization of vital records and the establishment of an inventory of personal property and documents — so that as much information as possible is available in the event of any personal emergency (such as fire, burglary, etc.).
2. Re-organization and re-direction: Aiding young adults, newlyweds, divorcees, widows and retirees in the preparation of new budgets and financial plans designed to fit new income levels and altered life styles.
3. After the death of a family member: Assisting survivors with locating important documents, filing for benefits and gathering information normally required by governmental agencies, insurance companies and legal counsel.
In addition, information about the many professional and community agencies throughout our area that can help individuals with financial, legal, social welfare, health, education, recreation and related services will be available.
If you would like to discuss the service, please call Jane Weidenhamer, Program Director, Personal Advisory Service, at 425-1205.
Originally published in The Paper, October 1978.
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Original source: SD_Times1978_10.pdf, printed page(s) 3; PDF page(s) 3.
