Venture to hold ‘boot camp’ on credit, home buying
Post & Courier | June 2011
A motivational training program on money matters sponsored by Carolina Housing Services is going on though July 29.
The multiweek financial training session will cover budgeting, credit improvement, home purchasing and debt negotiation. The group says it will work with attendees and their creditors to bring about successful results.
Vonnie Judge, who formed Carolina Housing Services, is a local Realtor who grew up on Johns Island. The “Financial Boot Camp” seminars will be once a week 6-7:30 p.m.
... Judge broadens business
Post & Courier | February 2013
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A local business known for its “boot camp” to help prepare people to buy a home is broadening its scope and changing its name.
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Vonnie Judge, a Charleston area real estate agent, says she has restructured her company to include housing, financial business and personal services.
Also, her venture is renamed Judge Financial Service LLC. It had been Carolina Housing & Financial Services.
“I am excited that we … also (started) a Sunday radio 30-minute segment on WJNI 106.3 FM to provide information and connect with the community and other businesses,” she says.
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Judge Financial Services LLC Turns WJNI Gospel Radio Station Airway Into a Financial Educational Gateway
The Charleston Chronicle | April 2013
Vonnie Judge, the owner of the North Charleston based company, hosts Judge Financial Services Radio Show every Sunday at 4:30 pm on the gospel station WJNI 106.3. Listeners learn various financial topics such as credit improvement, tax tips, and business planning. The 30 minute weekly program showcases professionals of vast industry experiences and financial expert knowledge which bring an increased awareness and perspective to the loyal radio listeners.
Judge Financial Services Radio Show broadcasts live to encourage listeners to call in to ask questions which create opportunities in developing possible solutions.
Judge says, “We are thrilled to join WJNI inspirational program’s lineup because it enhances our efforts to diminish the doom and gloom that some media outlets exploits and replace it with the message of hope which will encourage more confident consumers and business owners.”