Featured Articles Kayla Czappa • 10 Jun 2026 • 5 min read Can I Afford a House? A Step-By-Step Guide to Credit, Mortgages, and Buying Your First Home Finding your dream home is exciting, but falling for one you can't afford is heartbreaking. Let's help you set a clear budget so you can shop with absolute confidence from day one.
Featured Articles Kayla Czappa • 16 Apr 2026 • 5 min read What Should Kids Know About Credit, Why, and at What Age? The trick to teaching credit is finding the balance between what a kid needs to know and what they’re capable of grasping based on age and grade level.
In the News Rachel Yentes • 12 Feb 2013 • 2 min read Fassett Students Get Lesson in Life Eighth-grade students in Oregon’s Fassett Middle School have received a “paycheck” of sorts. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 28 Nov 2012 • 1 min read Saginaw-Based Team One Credit Union Offers Financial Literacy Program to Area Schools SAGINAW, MI – Team One Credit Union has teamed with Banzai, a national financial literacy program, to offer the course to local teachers and students free of charge. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 14 Oct 2012 • 2 min read Credit Union Week: Northeast Credit Union Helps Educate NH’s Future Consumers With high school graduation come cakes, cards and congratulatory parties for students in local communities. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 26 Sep 2012 • 1 min read Altra Federal Credit Union makes Award-Winning Financial Literacy Program Free for Local Classrooms Clarksville, TN – Altra Federal Credit Union has stepped forward to help local students learn to manage money in a fun, real-world way. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 20 Sep 2012 • 1 min read Banzai and Henrico Federal Credit Union Henrico Federal Credit Union has teamed with Banzai, a national award-winning financial literacy program, to help local students learn to manage their money in a fun, real-world way. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 23 Jun 2012 • 2 min read Banzai Program Teaches Students Financial Literacy Lessons Countryside High teacher Karol Gotte has several cautionary tales to tell about kids and credit cards. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 2 Apr 2012 • 2 min read School Spotlight: Teaching Real-Life Money Skills WAUNAKEE — Paying off a credit card when there’s not enough money in the bank. Paying rent or going out to eat. Facing overdraft charges on a checking account. Tracking the stock market. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 22 Mar 2012 • 1 min read Parenting Project: Dollars and “Sense” WAUNAKEE (WKOW) — It can be hard to teach your child the value of a dollar. But a class at Waunakee High School prepares students for when they have to survive on their own. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 16 Mar 2012 • 2 min read Money Matters Taught Some Forrest students were gaining financial literacy through an Internet-based computer program this week. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 10 Jan 2012 • 1 min read Ascentra Credit Union Awarded Grants for Area Schools BETTENDORF, Iowa –Ascentra Credit Union was recently awarded $10,000 through two grants to help the organization’s financial education efforts in our community in 2012. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 4 Dec 2011 • 3 min read Class Helps Students Learn How to Avoid Debt With record numbers pursuing higher education and rising tuition costs at most universities, debt among people in their 20s is a growing problem. Read more Artboard
In the News Rachel Yentes • 27 Sep 2011 • 2 min read Program Teaches Students About Saving Money, Spending Wisely SPRING TWP., Pa. – Before they said the Pledge of Allegiance, elementary school students at St. Ignatius Loyola School in Spring Township, Berks County pledged their allowance. Read more Artboard
