Parents of kids can learn how to talk to their young children about spending, budgeting, saving, and credit - and teach them strategies for success.  Explore kid-friendly financial terms, exercises, and best practices to help kids build life-long healthy financial habits.

No matter what your personal financial situation is, knowing how to create and use a budget is important. Learn skills that will help you manage money and improve your overall understanding of how to achieve and maintain financial health

Your identity makes up who you are.  It is comprised of your Personally Identifiable Information or PII, which is data that could potentially be used to identify you.  Safeguarding your PII is more important than ever.  In this workshop, you'll learn about the latest scams and how to help protect yourself from them, ways your PII can be compromised, strategies to help keep your data safe, and, most importantly, what you can do if your identity is compromised.

This budgeting workshop can help you manage expenses, pay down debt, and save for future financial goals. Learn how to find a budgeting tool you like, integrate savings into your budget, and borrow responsibly.

Have you thought about starting a savings account, getting a debit card, or helping your children open their first accounts?  Learn about the types of products and services that most financial institutions provide and begin thinking about what makes sense for you.

As a recent graduate, you may soon find yourself responsible for expenses like insurance, car payments, and housing, in addition to student loans.  Learn guidelines for establishing a positive cash flow and explore loan repayment plans for your student loans.

Members of the Sandwich Generation (adults caring simultaneously for children and adults parents) can learn how to help balance their own financial security and the demands of caring for both children and aging parents.