Money Week is from March 11 to 15. In this week Surplus launches the campaign #laterregeljenu in all municipalities where teams Money & Law work (Altena, Drimmelen, Etten-Leur, Geertruidenberg, Halderberge, Moerdijk, Oosterhout and Zundert). The campaign deals with (life) issues that can have a major impact on people's financial position.

The goal of the campaign is to make residents aware of issues that can greatly affect their financial position. Such as children turning 18, family expansion, retirement, death, divorce and changes in income. With the campaign, Surplus wants to inform and refer residents to Surplus' Money & Law teams. Here residents can ask all questions about money and rules. By planning in advance and being aware of possible financial consequences of (life) issues, matters can be arranged in time. This prevents problems in the future.

Teams Money & Law
Surplus' (volunteer) Money & Law staff are there for all residents of the municipalities of Altena, Drimmelen, Etten-Leur, Geertruidenberg, Halderberge, Moerdijk, Oosterhout and Zundert. They provide advice and support with questions about social security, finance and consumer issues and are happy to help find a way through the maze of laws, regulations and facilities.

Campaign materials
The campaign consists of flyers and posters on the various topics and an info guide on divorce. Click here for more information.

Information market life events
On Tuesday, April 9, there will be a free information market at the Nobelaer in Etten-Leur for all residents of the municipalities of Halderberge, Moerdijk, Etten-Leur and Zundert. The evening is from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Several experts will be present to answer questions and share information on important topics such as taxes and pensions. Present will be, among others, a youth worker, a tax expert, a pension advisor, a notary, a funeral director and employees of the Werkplein. Everyone is welcome to walk in....