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Financial Literacy

Investing in strong financial futures

Smart money decisions begin by learning the basics and learning them early. Teaching financial literacy as early as elementary school gives students the skills for lifelong financial success. Financial literacy focuses on five pillars: saving, budgeting, managing credit, managing debt, and investing.
 
First Federal partners with local K-12 schools and organizations to support smart money habits through free financial literacy materials, interactive bank tours, and in-person education from our professionals.
 

Request information

If you would like more information about how to get financial literacy materials for your classroom or would like to request a speaker, please submit the form below.
 
 

Email completed forms to our Financial Literacy Team or drop-off/mail to one of our locations.

Email Our Team

 

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Financial habits you can start now

Financial health is a process, so start by taking it one step at a time.
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Creat a Budget

Take control of your finances by building a budget that works for you. Click below for easy steps to get started.

Budget Building Steps
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Track Spending Habits

Stay on top of where your money goes. Click below for tips to monitor and manage your spending effectively.

Understand Your Spending
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Plan For the Future

Secure your financial goals with smart planning. Click below for strategies to prepare for tomorrow.

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