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Presented by Dyer & CompanyWednesday, October 14 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.Money can feel complicated when you’re trying to balance buying a home, saving for the future, paying down debt and planning for your family.Join The Charlotte Ledger and Dyer & Company for a free conversation designed specifically for Millennial Charlotteans. We’ll bring together financial experts to break down the money questions you’re probably thinking about but might not know who to ask.We’ll talk about:Saving for a home and preparing for a mortgageBalancing retirement savings with other financial goalsPaying down debt while building wealthSaving for children and future expensesInvesting and making your money work harderMaking smart financial decisions as your financial responsibilities growConversation starters to open family conversations about moneyHave a question you’d like our panelists to answer? You can submit your question when you register or bring it to the event!Event details:Free to attendFree beer or wine and refreshments provided5:30–6 p.m.: Networking and refreshments6–7 p.m.: Panel discussionAfter the event, stick around and walk around the museum free of charge!Location:Mint Museum Uptown: Mary Lou Babb BoardroomLevine Center for the Arts500 South Tryon StreetCharlotte, NC 28202Questions? Contact Ava Mikeal at [email protected]’d also like to thank our official banking sponsor, Huntington Bank, and our supporting partners, The Mint Museum and Caregiving Corner, for helping make this series possible!Dyer & Company is the official sponsor of the Charlotte Ledger’s Financial Education Series, providing monetary and educational support. Investing in securities involves risks, including the potential for loss of principal. There is no guarantee that any investment plan or strategy will be successful. Dyer & Company’s sponsorship of the series does not constitute an endorsement of Dyer & Company by The Charlotte Ledger or its associates. The Charlotte Ledger is not a client of Dyer & Company.By signing up for this event, you are also signing up for a free subscription to The Charlotte Ledger. You may unsubscribe at any time.