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REEDC to present CE/Networking event January 13

The REEDC will present a CE/Networking event on Jan. 13, 2011. The REEDC invites all professionals to take a Credit Repair Seminar that is worth 7.5 hours of C.E. credit. The seminar will be taught by certified credit expert Greg Caviness. The event will run from 2 to 5:30 p.m. at BoxoFFice Gallery, 421 Hudson St., Suite 701. A wine and cheese tasting will follow the seminar. To register, visit www.reedc.com or call (212) 465-1008, Ext. 401. This event is sponsored by Joy Madmai, a mortgage loan specialist with Bank of America.
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