FoolProof provides your credit union turnkey, straightforward, objective information that helps your members and your community make wise financial decisions. After all, "people helping people" is what we strive to do in our community! FoolProof gives credit unions one more opportunity to fulfill our mission!" We hope you take the time to explore what FoolProof has to offer!
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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. |
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
Choose one of these 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. |
FoolProof News:
FoolProof's New "Top 10" Story Hits Home. Literally.
What's one event virtually all young people really look forward to? Moving out!
What's one fear virtually all young people feel when they finally move away from home? Having to move back!
FoolProof's new "Top Ten Reasons You'll Have to Move Back In With Your Parents Before You Are Thirty" was just released as a story and a video, and immediately had a huge impact with the national media.
"Many young people live for the day when they move out on their own," said Will deHoo, 31, founder and CEO of FoolProof. "We don't think much about the future, and we enjoy our new freedom too much, burning money without thinking. We thought a fun video would be a good way to remind all young people how small money mistakes can have a big impact on your freedom, and where you live."
FoolProof also simultaneously released its new FoolProof "Solo" version of Burning Money—budgeting and savings skills for college-age young people. "The Burning Money series shows any young person how to keep his or her independence," deHoo said.
To date, YAHOO, CNBC, Financial columnist Liz Weston, CBS Money Watch, MSN Money, Bloomberg Radio, and Canada.com have done features on "Top Ten."
Know anyone under thirty? (Or have a kid you'd rather not see move back home?!) Why not watch the "Top Ten" video yourself, read our release, and then forward both to that person?
FoolProof's New "Burning Money" Series
Interactive Instruction about Budgeting, Saving & Spending Decisions.
The "Burning Money" series is based on this question: What good does it do to teach budgeting and saving skills when young people generally don't know how to spend money wisely, period? Burning Money goes beyond the teaching of technical money skills... |
"In these tough economic times, everyone can benefit from more information on how to better manage their finances. Hawaii Credit Union League is excited to partner with "FoolProof", a peer-to-peer online financial education program, to provide Hawaii credit unions, members and non-members the right information to establish and maintain healthy financial habits.








