Resources to Make a Difference
“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 …
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.
Three “moments that matter” from The Art of Allowance Podcast that will help you and your family on your money-smart journey.
Parents can and should begin teaching their kids financial literacy before they enter kindergarten. Every parent can and should take an active role in teaching kids financial literacy.
“Credit unions, Lanza argues, can build lifelong bonds with new members by focusing on them from a young age, and by providing parents with the tools to help their children …
With Guest Jeremy Cybulski Jeremy Cybulski is a Credit Union Developmental Educator (CUDE) who has presented financial literacy to thousands of kids. He is also now a dad to a …
We recently returned from the second leg of our Money Mammals “Ticket to Save” tour with Service Credit Union. Take a look at the local write-up of our super-fun shows …
Are you putting together your credit union marketing plan for the year? You hash and rehash, trying to work out the best possible mix for the coming year. Maybe your …
I am prepping for our Ticket to Save Tour of New Hampshire public schools with our Money Mammals troupe. It’s sponsored by Service Credit Union, one of our terrific partners. Our live shows …
From games to $mart Quests to printables, we are constantly creating Money Mammal-themed banking activities for kids. These entertain and engage children early (elementary school or before) with topics aimed to provide financial …
