PERSONAL FINANCE EMPLOYEE EDUCATION FUND INC
EIN 20-8999650 · Urban & Community Economic Development (S31)
What they do
PFEEF Provides Support to Organizations and Their Employees As They Attend to and Take Charge of Their Financial Well-being. Organizations That Provide Financial Education to Their Employees Show Results That Include Improvement In Workplace Productivity Employee Morale and Loyalty While Reducing Absenteeism Turnover Workplace Distractions and Stress. Our Four Areas of Focus Are: 1. Financial Wellness and Literacy Programs That Empower Employees to Learn More About Personal Finance and to Become Better Managers of Their Own Personal Well-being. This In Turn Helps Organizations Create A More Productive Healthy and Profitable Workforce. 2. The Personal Financial Wellness Scale PFW Which is A Reliable Measurement of Perceived Financial Well-being Financial Distress. 3. The Business of Personal Finance: How to Improve Financial Wellness. Book By Joseph Calandro Jr. and John Hoffmire. 4. The PFEEF Wisconsin Project. PFEEF Via The FinLit Website Provides Free Online Financial Lit
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ContactThomas HarmsFormer Treasurer
In care of% ADAM TURVILLE
Mailing address1808 E OAKRIDGE DR, MILLCREEK, UT 84106-3255
Main phone(801) 403-9276Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- September 2007
- County
- Salt Lake
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