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May 2007
For Immediate Release... .

Financial Literacy and Benefits Education

NEW Program to Help WMO Small Businesses & Low-income Workers

Las Vegas, Nevada – Local Women and Minority-Owned small business operators and low-to-moderate income workers struggling to make a living and maintain their businesses can now take heart in knowing that help is on its way.

I.P. Hunt Foundation (IPHF) recently launched a research project to study, define and resolve the critical economic needs of Women and Minority-Owned independent small businesses and low-income employees. This financial education project will be administered by the American Employee Association (AEA) on behalf of IPHF was established especially to assist Women and Minority-Owned small employers and working "poor" families.

This WMO education program is a community-based grassroots initiative that particularly targets the financial literacy and benefits education needs of underserved Personal Service workers.

This project is one of several IPHF programs through its AEA subsidiary specificially to enhance and strengthen the growth of the independent small business community which includes an affordable disability health plan for Cosmetologists, Beauticians, Barbers and Laundry Employers and Employees.

Director Hunt went on to explain that "Today Women and Minority-Owned independent small businesses and low-income workers have no where to turn for financial guidance and assistance and are often afraid or too embarrassed to approach banks and other institutions."

I.P. Hunt Foundation is a nonprofit charity whose purpose is to improve the community by serving the the community development and education needs of disadvantaged individuals. This project for underprivileged Women and Minority small employers and working poor individuals.

This new project will be based in California, Arizona and Nevada and explore original methods, programs and strategies to help women, minority and working poor individuals become economically self-sufficient and bridge the financial education and economic development gap.

I.P. Hunt Foundation’s on-line address is www.iphuntfoundation.org.

AEA ANNOUNCES.....; NEW EMPLOYMENT RESOURCE CENTER....

: August, 2006 - As part of our ongoing effort to enhance our services to the working community, AMERICAN EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (AEA) announces a new Job Bank and Employment Resource Center to better serve our employer and employee membership.

AEA now offers an on-line Employment Services Center and Job Bank benefit to assist employer-members recruit qualified workers and employee candidates find the latest in employment job opportunities.

Through our pioneering effort and development of exclusive Internet technology, employers large and small can join AEA, list their job openings and search for qualified workers. Independent small business operators with little or no health insurance can even enroll their employees in our very affordable financial safety net system anytime - 24 hours a day!!

For less than the cost of a weekend display ad or a week of media time, employers and employee job seekers can expand and diversify their recruitment and search reach nationwide into markets such as New York, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas at a tremendous cost-savings.

Our mission is to enhance the health and wellness of the community through programs that aid and assist employers and low-to-moderate workers. This program is intended solely to augment and supplement private employer and State compensation systems.

877.863-6756 or 877.UNEMPLOYED

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