PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – Power Financial Credit Union is offering what it is calling a “360-degree transformation, including financial, physical, emotional and lifestyle counseling” to one local woman. It is valuing the services being offered at $4,000. The credit union, in conjunction with the Women’s Business Mastermind Group, which says it is based on the CU-like premise of “women helping women,” said it believes financial fitness is as important as all other aspects of life. The contest is open to any woman 18 or older and living in three South Florida counties. Entrants must state in 100 words or less why they are in need of a financial, emotional, physical and lifestyle transformation. All entries must include a photo, although video entries will not be accepted. The winner will receive a host of items, including a financial makeover with a personalized investment plan and a Cash Back Checking Account with an initial deposit of $50 from Power Financial, a one-year membership in the Women’s Business Mastermind Group, a personalized swimsuit fitting, a day of fashion with a personal shopper, a beauty and skincare makeover, personal training lessons, and more.
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