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Hi there, credit union friends! As the child of two teachers, I eagerly await August. Despite being in the middle of the year, this month has always represented a beginning …
Louisiana Federal Credit Union – Helping You Get There™ Live Q&A Series
“It’s the experience that an allowance affords that allows them [children] to start making smarter money choices.” – John Lanza Chief Mammal John Lanza recently joined Art of Allowance Project …
Cornerstone Foundation Collaborates with The Art of Allowance Project
“We are excited to add The Art of Allowance Project, The Money Mammals, and ADOLESCENT$ to our preferred financial capability initiative. Snigglezoo’s programming uniquely speaks to the family spectrum and …
AOA 045: Consistency Is Essential When Raising Money-Smart Kids – With Guest Courtney Moran
Cornerstone Credit Union Foundation Executive Director Courtney Moran discusses the importance of consistency when teaching money smarts in credit unions, families and schools.
Discover The Art of Allowance Project – Live Now!
The Art of Allowance Project is now live! “Something that worked for me was imagining that where I wanted to be – which was an author, primarily of fiction, making …
White Paper – Capturing Young Members: 10 Things You Should Be Doing Right Now
“The recruitment and retention of members under the age of 25 should be a strategic pillar for your credit union.” – John Lanza and Shari Storm Chief Mammal John Lanza’s …
The Remarkable Credit Union – How to Make Financial Education Relevant and Useful
“The real opportunity I think that credit unions have is to one, connect with families and two, start early.” – John Lanza What role should youth financial education play in …
Jump$tart – Financial Fridays: The Money Mammals
“Snigglezoo brings educational content to life to promote financial literacy for children. We focus on helping families raise money-smart and money-empowered kids by providing parents, teachers and socially conscious businesses …
CUInsight – Helping Parents (Moms in Particular) Raise Money-Smart Kids Is Good Business
“If institutions want to help families raise money-smart kids, then they must connect with moms.” – John Lanza Surveys show that parents want to raise money-smart kids and that they …
Helping Parents (Moms in Particular) Raise Money-Smart Kids Is Good Business
Surveys tell us that parents want to raise money-smart kids and that they know they must teach them. Institutions like credit unions not only can help, but they must. Discover how and why this is such a good business decision.