INDIANAPOLIS – With the growing financial literacy problem a political "hot button" issue, Indiana credit unions are quick to point out they are up for the challenge.
A recent column by Indiana Credit Union League President John McKenzie in the INside INdiana Business electronic newsletter has made the media take notice.
The column was titled "Helping Teens With Personal Financial Management." The daily electronic newsletter is e-mailed to 35,000 people including many Indiana government and business leaders.
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The column mentions that more than 10,000 Indiana students have been introduced to financial concepts through contact with credit unions in the state during the past 12 months.
"Credit unions are taking a leadership role across Indiana with efforts to address the need for improved financial literacy," said McKenzie. "We also appreciate their work to promote youth involvement at credit unions."
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