On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, I discuss our easy-to-use lesson plans to help your credit union bring financial literacy into the classroom or teach online.
Learn how VyStar Credit Union built an incredible school branch program
On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, Michael Rathjen shares details on what it has taken to build out VyStar Credit Union's impressive school branch and financial education program.
2021 product development roadmap
On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, I reveal the six new content packs that we’re developing in 2021. This will bring our total It's a Money Thing library to 54 topics.
Meet our Junior Series: Spending Money
The materials in this content pack show 6–10 year olds how their spending choices can easily be influenced by family, friends and popular culture.
How to talk taxes with your young credit union members
As forms and schedules arrive in the mail for tax season, these materials are a great way to introduce basic taxation concepts to young credit union members.
96% of Americans believe at least one money myth
According to the latest survey by LendingTree®, Americans are less financially literate than they believe, with 96% holding at least one false belief about money management.
Meet the Webinar Tool Kit
On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, Larissa Walkiw, our creative director, joins me to discuss our new It’s a Money Thing Spanish COV-19 Webinar Tool Kit.
What 9 social media leaders are taking with them into 2021
I got a chuckle from this tweet, but then I read through the full article and thought it was worth sharing with you.
CUES Emerge leadership program open for applications
Mike Lawson had myself and 2020 CUES Emerging Leader Lindsey Walker on CUbroadcast to discuss the launch of this year’s CUES Emerge Program.
In the News—75% of Americans adjusting finances due to the pandemic.
I was recently invited by CUES to give a presentation to their executive and director members at their virtual conference. I presented “How to Reach Gen Z”.