Below is a screen capture of a question from young adults who prefer to look to a group of complete strangers for answers to their financial questions.
HAPO Community Credit Union is deploying a team of financial education coaches
On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, I chat with HAPO Community Credit Union’s Kandy Bowlsby about the ever-expanding HAPO Academy platform and some of the challenges and opportunities of virtual learning.
InTouch Credit Union is building community through education
On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, I chat with InTouch Credit Union’s Josh Franzen about what it takes to build a network.
Why and how to use TikTok, Instagram and other platforms
Adobe Spark published a great article about the top 7 social media sites to care about for 2020. New social media platforms means more opportunities for your credit union to reach more people.
Now available—"Spending Money"
We offer financial education materials for 6 to 10 year olds. Making money concepts easy and fun to learn is our middle name!
How HAPO promoted fin/ed for 6–10 year olds
HAPO Community Credit Union uses many tools to ensure their financial education connects with members of all ages.
Interesting findings about financial education across the U.S.
Every two years, the Council for Economic Education (CEE) conducts a comprehensive look at the state of K–12 economic and financial education in the U.S.
Website inspiration for your financial education videos
In this new episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, I share three strategies for integrating It’s a Money Thing videos into your website.
Tips to share with your members about homeschooling
Now that many states and provinces have officially ended the school year, credit union members have one more worry on their plate—teaching from home.
Online financial education during the pandemic
The second episode of It's a Money Thing Backstage is Live! Kelli Walter, Vice President of Community Development at Envision Credit Union joined me on the show.