The credit union movement is celebrating National Credit Union Youth Month throughout April. The theme of 2022's Youth Month, sponsored by EVERFI, is "Save Small. Dream Big. at your credit union™"
Credit unions will spend the month teaching and encouraging kids to develop good financial habits. Credit unions seek to educate through workshops, contests, social media, giveaways, incentives, and parties.
See how credit unions across the U.S. are recognizing National Credit Union Youth Month on social media:
Celebrate Youth Month with us by learning a few tips on teaching your child money management, credit, and paying for college. Budget Buddy, Phillip, shares a few examples to get your started. Click here to see full video: https://t.co/E9A3txyGUmpic.twitter.com/EFzDHhYsfN
— The WI Credit Union League (@WICULeague) April 1, 2022
For National Credit Union Youth Month, we have an It's a Money Thing video for kids! In this video, kids can learn about Making Money by pursuing a job they will enjoy. Share this video https://t.co/64AMYAuzdF w/ your kids.
In recognition of Financial Literacy Month and Credit Union Youth Month, FMFCU reaffirms our commitment to help children learn about money and help adults make smart financial choices. pic.twitter.com/BtNnH4Lpkb
April is National Credit Union Youth Month! Your kiddo can start saving today for their dreams. “Save Small. Dream Big”. Start small by creating a savings account with Intandem Credit Union, and watch their money grow! pic.twitter.com/RFSpwvng0V
— Grove City Area Federal Credit Union (@GCAFCU) April 1, 2022
To help kick of National Youth Savings Month, we have these adorable coloring book kits and coloring page for the little ones. Be sure to come by and get one! pic.twitter.com/0wMPAJxJNj
— The Infirmary FCU (@TheInfirmaryFCU) April 1, 2022
We're not fooling -- April is National Credit Union Youth Month! If you've wondered how to empower your kids to save for their future, Youth Month is a great time to start. Check out all we have planned for this year's celebration. https://t.co/fDoGlnmQTQ#CUYouthMonthpic.twitter.com/ocs0mOWxJb
This is no joke – April 1 means we’re kicking off CU Youth Month! During April we strive to help teach our Youth Members and their families ways to develop strong financial habits. Check out our blog for some tips on making managing money fun and exciting for your family! pic.twitter.com/UxOuEWexKl
— Cutting Edge Credit Union (@Cutting_Edge_CU) April 2, 2022
Open A New Youth Account during the month of April (or make a deposit into a youth account) and you could win $100 Amazon Gift Card as part of National Credit Union Youth Month! Stop into any of our 6 locations. Learn more at https://t.co/QGf8cog9impic.twitter.com/bL9GbzWB3b
— Maine Credit Union League (@MaineCULeague) April 4, 2022
April is National Youth Month, where we like to teach the youth all things money management! What better way to do that than attend one of our teen webinars?! Register today by clicking here > https://t.co/gG1co0bcrApic.twitter.com/QhpvcHME53
April is National Credit Union Youth Month to encourage young members that their dreams are attainable, no matter how big they are. The earlier they start a savings account, the easier it will be to achieve their dreams. https://t.co/0ry574fgi4#CUYouthMonthpic.twitter.com/E5xiUkRv9p
This #CUYouthMonth, start teaching your child healthy saving habits. With First Service’s exciting youth savings accounts, children can earn cash for good grades and do so much more!
It’s National Credit Union Youth Month! FECU offers may ways to encourage kids of all ages to develop their knowledge and build good finance habits. During Credit Union Youth Month your child can be entered for a chance to win awesome prizes! pic.twitter.com/N42WsgJn6f
— Federated Employees Credit Union (@FederatedECU) April 1, 2022
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