Financial Literacy

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is a government agency that produces innovative tools and resources to help consumers make informed financial decisions and build financial skills. The bureau ensures banks, lenders, and other financial companies treat consumers fairly. 

Provides information on saving money, protecting your identity, buy a home or a car, and other transactions.

An easy to use website that has several different calculators for retirement, savings, loans and debt.

The Center holds an extensive collection of print and digital materials and serves as a collaborative space, conducive to brainstorming and networking. In addition to the small business collection, the Library hosts classes on topics related to small business and networking.

FINRA believes investor protection begins with education. Using the Internet, the media and public forums, we help investors build their financial knowledge and provide them with essential tools to better understand the markets and basic principles of saving and investing.

NCUA provides financial literacy and education resources to help consumers build savings and achieve their financial dreams.

The federal government’s website dedicated to helping Americans understand more about their money – how to save it, invest it, and manage it to meet their personal goals.

Links to financial education resources selected by the Office of the State Treasurer.