Youth Programs

There’s a lot to learn about money. That’s why we work in partnership with local schools to offer a certified, K-12 financial curriculum and in-school branches. In addition to our unique curriculum, we offer accounts, loans, and services tailored to student needs.

 

Youth Programs

• The Youth Education Partnership Program helps elementary students become knowledgeable consumers and regular savers through money management and consumer education

• Money in the Middle is designed to help middle school students learn money management and become knowledgeable consumers

• The Student Branch Program helps high school students learn about business and finance as they practice skills in a real-life business setting

Youth Accounts

• Younger children learn the value of saving with a Youth Savings Account

Youth Loans

• Extra Credit Union Youth Loans ground kids in financial basics
  

Scholarships/Financial Assistance

• The Richard J. Spence scholarship program awards scholarships to graduating seniors at our partner high schools. Click here for more information. 
  


• You can pre-purchase tomorrow’s college tuition at today’s prices with Michigan Education Trust.
  

Additional Youth Resources

• Click here for Financial Aid and Scholarship Information.
  

• National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) is a non-profit national foundation dedicated to improving financial literacy and well-being. Visit their Web site for helpful and practical financial information.
  

• Practical Money Skills is a Web site to help educators, parents and students develop practical money skills and money management at every stage of life.
  

• The United States Mint Web site is geared toward educators and students, and provides information about money and coins as well as interactive games, cartoons and much more.