Financial Planning Workshop for Expecting Moms in Rio Grande City

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Molina Healthcare of Texas hosted a financial planning workshop for expecting moms in Rio Grande City. The event featured information about establishing financial goals, developing appropriate budgets, and learning about savings accounts. It also included a painting activity, enabling participants to paint their vision — something they would like to save up for.

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