The $1.9 billion, 150,800-member NEFCU in Westbury, N.Y., haslaunched a new website aimed at helping young adults manage theirfinancial futures.

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CUShine will work inpartnership with students from Frank G. Zarb School of Business atHofstra University to create and offer content from the Gen Yperspective for 18- to 26-year-olds, the Long Island credit unionsaid.

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“This website is the latest addition to our financial literacyoutreach program and we hope it will be a valuable resource to helpyoung adults manage their personal finances when heading off tocollege and/or entering the workplace,” said Valerie Garguilo, vicepresident of marketing and community relations at NEFCU.

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The students will blog and create videocasts about relevantissues for young adults, who are starting their careers, workingtowards a degree and becoming financially independent, NEFCU said.Topics will include money and lifestyle management, job searchingand education.

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