Financial literacy tools and resources to help increase your financial wellness journey with confidence.
 
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"Save Money, Why Bother": A downloadable info guide for beginners to start your saving journey.

"Money Management": A downloadable info guide for beginners to start managing your personal finances effectively to achieve financial goals. 

Debt Payoff Planner: Meet your new debt payoff superpower. The award-winning debt payoff app that helps you create a plan and stick to it.
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Education First:  Tap into the power of Education First FCU's Savings Calculators to effortlessly craft a personalized savings plan, whether you're aiming to fund your college education, working towards a specific goal, or expanding your investment opportunities.
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The Financial Literacy & Education Commission: The Commission was tasked to develop a national financial education web site (MyMoney.gov) and a national strategy on financial education. ​Calculators - 
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Goodbudget: A budget tracker for the modern age. Say no more to carrying paper envelopes. This virtual budget program keeps you on track with family and friends with the time-tested envelope budgeting method.
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Investopedia: Millions of readers come to us from all over the world and from all walks of life. Some are learning about money for the first time, while others are experienced investors, financial advisors, and professionals looking to improve their financial know-how. 

Investor.gov: Brought to you by the SEC’s Office of Investor Education and Advocacy, Investor.gov is your online resource to help you make sound investment decisions and avoid fraud. Check out their online 
calculators! 

Mint: Mint has been reimagined on Credit Karma. Reviewing transactions, monitoring your spending and tracking your net worth now have a new home.
 
MoLO: Increase your money left over (MoLO) and tackle debt with a simple and free money management app.
 
Nerdwallet: Make smarter decisions with the Nerds by your side.
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Social Security Administration: If you create a “my Social Security account,” you can access a number of free financial planning tools, most prominently a calculator to estimate your retirement benefits. You can also utilize tools that help you calculate monthly benefits related to your full retirement age, estimate eligibility for a pension, compute the effects of your spouse’s benefits, estimate life expectancy, and learn how your earnings can affect your benefits.​​

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