Consumer Education

Following are financial education resources. For more information, please contact Josh Myers, 317-333-7165.

American Bankers Association offers several consumer resources, including Get Smart About Credit and Teach Children to Save.

Independent Community Bankers of America, through its ICBA Payments subsidiary, offers Practical Money Skills for Life.

360 Degrees of Financial Literacy, offered by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, presents financial literacy opportunities for all age groups.

America Saves gives savings tips, tools and motivational resources.

FDIC Education Page provides programming for all ages.

Federal Reserve Education.org offers games, publications and other resources.

Federal Trade Commission presents a variety of consumer education materials.

Indiana MoneyWise is a financial education program, operated by the Indiana Secretary of State, that provides interactive learning tools and resources.

Jump$tart Coalition is a clearinghouse of consumer education materials.

Junior Achievement provides a wide range of K-12 programming.

KidsEcon Posters offers financial education posters, teaching guides, DVDs, activities and games for purchase through Purdue Extension.

Money Smart Week is a week-long campaign in April, coordinated by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, to help consumers better manage their finances.

MyMoney.gov is the official federal government site for financial literacy and education.

OCC Financial Literacy Resource Directory offers resources to bankers, organizations and consumers.

Reality Check, an interactive calculator presented by the Jump$tart Coalition, gives a general financial future snapshot.

U.S. Mint provides financial literacy resources for children and educators.