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| Vermont Development Credit Union | ||
| Location: | 18 Pearl St., Burlington 05401 | |
| Schedule: | Walk-ins & by appointment | |
| Contact: | Bob Morgan, Loan Officer 865-3404 | |
| Description: | Non-profit financial cooperative, organized to promote savings and serve the credit needs of moderate and lower income individuals. | |
Deposit Services:
Lending Services:
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Transaction Services:
Counseling Services:
Call for details. |
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| Vermont Refugee Resettlement Program | ||
| Location: | Ft. Ethan Allen, 1700 Hegeman Ave., Colchester 05446 | |
| Schedule: | By appointment. | |
| Phone: | 655-1963 | |
| Contact: | Charles Shipman, Director | |
| Description: | Case managers work with clients to discern banking needs, set up bank accounts, secure loans etc. Bank reps regularly invited to speak. | |
| Cost: | FREE | |
| Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC) | ||
| Location: | Champlain Mill, PO Box 2000, Winooski 05404 | |
| Schedule: | Walk-ins and by appointment. | |
| Contact: | Pat Kaiser VP Student Services 655-9602 | |
| E-mail: | info@vsac.org | |
| Description: |
Provides grants, loans and scholarships for postsecondary education.
Loans are available
to Vermont residents attending school in or out of state and nonresidents
attending a Vermont school. Resource
library has books, tapes and computer programs
with career, college and scholarship information.
Some materials may be borrowed through interlibrary loan.
The Web site offers information on planning, applying and paying for college. Outreach programs provide information and counseling to help Vermonters pursue higher education. Adults, middle and high school students meet with counselors in workshops or one-on-one sessions. |
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| Cost: | None to Vermont residents, call for details. | |
Page last updated October 7, 2003
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