CA$H Maine

Creating Assets, Savings & Hope

CA$H Maine is a statewide collaboration of nine coalitions, comprised of 50 non- and for-profit partners, working together to help empower Maine individuals and families to achieve long-term financial stability. Since 2003, we have offered free tax preparation to qualified filers during tax season and educated hard-working families and individuals about programs in their community that can increase their income, reduce debt, and build savings.  CA$H Maine is a year-round resource, providing outreach and education about ways you can make the most of your money.

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Summer’s Here! Teaching Kids Smart Money Habits.

Posted June 16, 2025

Teaching financial skills early can make a big difference in a child’s future. The FDIC’s Money Smart for Young People program offers free, age-appropriate lessons designed for students from pre-K through 12th grade. Whether you’re an educator or a parent, these resources can help you introduce important financial concepts in a way that makes sense for a… Read more

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Resources for Maine Families

Posted June 16, 2025

Many families across Maine are feeling the pressure of rising costs and economic uncertainty. Whether it’s putting food on the table, keeping up with bills, or finding support for basic needs, these times are challenging for many. Here are some free resources for Maine families during tough economic times. Dial 211 or visit the website… Read more

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Avoid Charity Scams After Natural Disasters

Posted June 16, 2025

In times of crisis, many of us feel compelled to help. Unfortunately, scammers often take advantage of that generosity by posing as fake charities, especially following natural disasters. Before you donate, take a moment to verify that the organization is legitimate. A good starting point is the IRS’s online tool for checking tax-exempt charities; it’s… Read more