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Get Smart About Credit Day

Bankers and members of the credit industry give talks and presentations at schools, colleges and workplaces about the importance of good financial management.

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Tattoo Day
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Christmas Card Day
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Don’t Step on a Bee Day
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New Beer’s Eve
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