I strongly encourage you to review the website then contact Barb Bass for additional information." Tony Emerson |
"Connecticut credit unions have shown a strong support for youth financial literacy in our state. The League is excited to introduce the FoolProof program to enhance current literacy efforts. This program provides the opportunity for credit unions to bring financial literacy directly to your members in a professional, convenient, electronic format. We believe the variety of audience targets (youth, teachers, parents, grandparents and young adults) combined with the user friendly format will provide a significant value to every credit union's membership.FoolProof: 6 Separate Financial Literacy Tools
Has there ever been a more important moment in time for your credit union to be identified with real consumer advocacy? FoolProof offers your credit union six separate financial literacy programs: separate programs for use by high schools and community groups, parents, college-age students, young adults, and adults. |
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FoolProof uses highly interactive online "modules" and dynamic websites to reach both members and non-members. It’s all turnkey, and starts at your credit union home page. A nice feature: Subscribe to at least one FoolProof financial literacy tool, and automatically receive FoolProof’s year-round consumer website for young people. |
Subscribe to One or All Five Programs
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And receive a free, year-round website for young people, CUHQ. |
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FoolProof Free: Special Offer For Credit Unions Under $10M In Assets!
A Gift: FoolProof is going to license its programs for free to all credit unions in the country under ten million dollars in assets. |
