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Financial education at SLFCU.
We'll help you gain the financial knowledge you need to succeed.
Anytime Adviser
Whether you're thinking of buying a car, a home, or just looking to get better control of your finances, try out the Anytime Adviser coaches - Checking Account, Credit Management, Home Buying, ID Theft, New Car Buying, Used Car Buying. Through interactive exercises and simulation games, you'll learn how to make financial decisions you can be proud of.
Debt in Focus
Brought to you by the nation’s credit unions, this free and anonymous service will help bring your debt into focus. After answering a few questions about your income and current debts, a simple financial analysis will provide a wealth of information – debt to income ratios, debt payment schedules, and suggested personal action strategies to help keep your finances moving forward.
Home & Family Finance Resource Center
Your everyday decisions are easier with the help of Home & Family Finance Resource Center. Each week this online guide features facts about the topics that matter to you, from credit card fraud to saving for your children's education.
Give Me 20
If your child treats money like it grows on trees, or magically falls from the sky, let GiveMe20.com be your resource for teaching them the true meaning of money. Whether he's age 12, or she's 22 and off at college, with a little help from you they can develop the self-confidence and personal skills needed to successfully manage their money (and yours).
Money Mix
Get your money working towards your goals and future without sacrificing the present with MoneyMixTM: Launch Your Life. It's a free collection of financial tools and articles geared specifically for the opportunities and challenges young adults are facing today. You can even discuss ideas and issues with peers on the interactive blog.
CU Succeed Website for Teens
The online tool for teens to gain the knowledge for a successful financial future! Get information on budgeting, cars, jobs and more. Polls and Q&A sections keep teens connected. Plus, CU Succeed sponsors an on-going opportunity to get published. Articles may be submitted on the CU Succeed website and may be published in the CU Succeed newsletter or on the website. You may even win a cash prize for getting published.
Thrive by Five for Preschoolers
Preschoolers might not know the difference between a nickel and a dime, but they do know how to pressure their parents to buy what they want! To help shape healthy spending and saving behaviors from an early age, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) provides free resources for teaching preschool children basic money concepts. Thrive by Five: Teaching Your Preschooler About Spending and Saving includes eight activities that you can download at no charge to help teach young children.
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