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Financial Literacy Month: Efforts Show Up in NAFCU Survey

April is Financial Literacy Month but year-round programs are under way by credit unions in their membership areas across the country, according to NAFCU.

By Marc Rapport | Updated on April 18, 2012

April is Financial Literacy Month but year-round programs are under way by credit unions in their membership areas across the country, according to NAFCU.

A survey of its membership found that 58.9% of the respondents take part in a financial education program at a local high school. The average respondent said it participates at more than 10 schools and has been operating the program for more than eight years.

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