eBay I-The Basics of eBay Selling

Taught by an award winning instructor and author Kevin Boyd
Whether you simply want to get rid of stuff, desire additional part-time income or want to establish a serious eBay business this class is your foundation. Learn how to set up an eBay Seller account, create successful eBay listings, upload pictures and accept credit card payments with PayPal.
Optional workbooks are available for purchase at the class.

Lake Hills Library, Saturday, January 10, 10am–1pm
North Bend Library, Saturday, January 17, 10am–1pm
Woodmont Library, Thursday, January 29, 6–9pm
Covington Library, Saturday, January 31, 10am–1pm
Issaquah Library, Saturday, February 7, 10am–1pm
Carnation Library, Saturday, March 21, 10am–1pm

Style Wise
Presented by Pat Tonnema   
Learn to avoid spending money and still feel excited about your wardrobe. This former Hollywood costume designer will share ideas for making you look fantastic on a budget. Discover tips and tricks for mixing vintage and thrift store finds with your clothes to create a new look.

Bellevue Regional Library, Tuesday, January 27, 7pm
Vashon Library, Sunday, February 22, 2-3:30pm
Covington Library, Thursday, March 26, 7pm

Meet the Author: Robin Ryan
60 Seconds and You’re Hired
Meet this Career Counselor, Bestselling Author, Job Search Expert and National Speaker who writes a syndicated career column and has appeared on over 1000 TV and radio shows including Oprah, Dr. Phil and NBC Nightly News. Her recently updated book will guide you to the perfect job by helping you excel at the crucial job interview and to negotiate a higher salary.

Covington Library, Tuesday, January 20, 7pm
Redmond Regional Library, Tuesday, February 3, 7pm
Bellevue Regional Library, Tuesday, February 24, 7pm

Organizing Salvage Studio Style
Presented by Beth Evans-Ramos from The Salvage Studio
Learn lessons on organizing your space in a fun show and tell format. Discover projects from The Salvage Studio book along with ideas for doing it yourself. Get inspired to organize that desk or craft room for the New Year.
Books will be for sale and a book signing will follow.

Duvall Library, Thursday, March 5, 7pm

Your Money or Your Life
Presented by Liesbet Trappenburg
Learn to Transform your relationship with money and achieve financial independence using principles from the book, Your Money or Your Life. Discover how to determine your real earned income and compare issues of time versus money. Explore how a low-consumption/high-fulfillment lifestyle can empower your relationship with money. Uncover your hidden beliefs about money that may be an obstacle to changing your current financial situation. Take home practical tools to answer thequestion: How much is enough?

Newport Way Library, Saturday, February 7, 1-2:30pm
Des Moines Library, Thursday, February 26, 7pm
Burien Library, Saturday, February 28, 1pm

You Are Not Your Job!
Presented by Liesbet Trappenburg
Do you know what your core values and priorities are? How can you use these to make better decisions about your career and money? Explore, reclaim and define what really matters in your life.
KCLS Service Center, 960 Newport Way NW, Issaquah, Tuesday, February 17, Noon-1:30pm

Workforce Retraining
Presented by Highline Community College
Have you lost your job or wish to change fields? Learn your options for retraining through Workforce Development Services. 

Federal Way Regional Library, Wednesday, March 11, 7 pm

Programs Presented in Partnership with Consumer Counseling Northwest

A nonprofit organization with a mission to “Build Better Lives through Financial Education and Counseling”.
For more information visit www.ccnw.org.

Money Management
Learn the importance of setting goals, finding the balance between income and expenses, tracking expenses, establishing realistic spending plans and making wise spending choices. Learn to evaluate, analyze and prioritize expenses; how to reduce monthly payments and effective strategies to use when dealing with creditors.

Auburn Library, Sunday, January 18, 1pm
Covington Library, Thursday, February 5, 7pm
Fairwood Library, Thursday, March 5, 7pm

Using Credit Wisely
Learn about the world of credit including basic terminology; the 4 C’s of credit; how to qualify for credit; ways to establish or re-establish credit; how to shop for credit cards; effects of minimum payments; and how to calculate interest. Understand how your financial history is tracked by credit reporting agencies and how garnishment, repossession, bankruptcy and divorce can affect your credit.
Federal Way Regional, Wednesday, February 4, 7pm

Money Smart Kids
How do you become a money-smart adult? By FIRST becoming a money-smart kid! Learn fun activities you can do with your children to help them understand the value of money and to manage their money responsibly.
Federal Way Regional, Wednesday, March 4, 7pm
 
Smart Consumer Tactics
Saving money and fashion can go hand in hand…if you have the right tools and know where to look for bargains!
Des Moines Library, Thursday, January 22, 7pm
Fall City Library, Thursday, February 12, 7pm

Identity Theft
Find out what to do if you are a victim of identity theft and what laws are in place to protect your rights and strategies for fighting back.
Maple Valley Library, Wednesday, January 21, 7pm
Snoqualmie Library, Monday, March 16, 7pm

De-Mystifying Credit Reports
Are credit reports confusing? Have you ever seen your credit report? Come and learn everything you need to know!
North Bend Library, Tuesday, March 24, 7pm