NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The Michigan Credit Union League has once again teamed up with state lawmakers to educate youth and young adults about money management during April–Youth Financial Literacy Month.
The fifth Annual "Financial Literacy Legislative Challenge", which pairs state lawmakers with credit union professionals to teach youth and young adults about money, credit and debt–has garnered bipartisan support from the Michigan Legislature, including Sen. Randy Richardville and Rep. Andy Coulouris chairmen of the Senate and House Banking and Financial Services committees.
Throughout the month lawmakers are being encouraged to visit classrooms for a day to teach students the importance of responsible money management, tour an in-school credit union branch or attend a Credit Union Youth Week event geared at educating youth about personal finance.
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