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Feed the Pig today


Benjamin Bankes is not just your average pig-about-town; he's a piggy bank, all grown up. And Benjamin has a message to share: Feed the Pig. In other words, take small savings steps today to build a solid financial tomorrow.


PODCASTS

Visit http://feedthepig.podomatic.com/ for a complete list of podcasts available.

Take control of your personal finances: Use these resources today

Here are a few resources to get you started.

About Feed the Pig

Feed the Pig™ is a national multi-media public-service announcement campaign sponsored by the AICPA and the Ad Council. Featuring Benjamin Bankes, a smartly dressed, adult-sized pig who evokes memories of the piggy bank, the campaign delivers a strong message about the importance and benefits of saving. A dedicated Web site, http://www.feedthepig.org/, provides free financial information and tools to help young “career builders” take control of their finances and build long-term financial security.

The campaign extends the reach financial literacy campaigns – Financial Fitness of Ohio and 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy – to help educate Americans on how financial issues affect them at the different stages of their lives.

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Feed the Pig today
Benjamin Bankes is not just your average pig-about-town; he's a piggy bank, all grown up. And Benjamin has a message to share: Feed the Pig. In other words, take small savings steps today to build a solid financial tomorrow. PODCASTS NEW: Mutual...
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Request a CPA to speak to your group
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