MoneyEdu: Your Comprehensive Financial Wellness and Education Platform
Stoneham Municipal Employees FCU is committed to educating our members, workplace partner employees, associates, and the local community. MoneyEdu offers resources to help individuals work through difficult financial situations, create budgets, manage their day-to-day finances and save for the future. Financial Wellness is at the heart of what we do as a credit union.
With MoneyEdu, you can:
• Set financial goals and track your progress over time
• Assess your financial health
• Create a budget and track your spending
• Complete courses and earn certificates you can share on social media
• Much more!
This Week @ Stoneham Municipal Employees FCU
Courses
Complete learning experiences including a certificate of completion.
Learn specific budgeting techniques many find helpful, plus streamlining bill payments and saving on everyday spending.
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Learn how automatic transfers, bill pay, account alerts, and simple check-ins can make everyday money management easier to maintain.
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From fake texts from your credit union to get rich schemes, learn how to protect yourself from today's scams.
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From setting goals to paying off loans, the basics of effective budget management.
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From choosing a make and model to financing a purchase, topics every consumer should understand when buying a car.
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An overview of the home-buying process, from saving for a down payment to closing the deal.
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Thinking about returning to school? Explore the different paths, funding options, and other considerations for working adults.
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Credit reports and scores, credit vs. debit cards, reading your credit report, plus more.
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How to reduce what you owe, find help if you need it, and stay on track for a brighter financial future.
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Elder financial abuse is a silent crisis impacting millions of older adults each year. Learn what you can do to protect your loved ones.
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Learn the basics of managing money, including financial health, budgeting, managing credit, plus more.
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What you need to know to start making a long-term financial plan, from getting married to planning for retirement.
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What to do if you're in financial trouble, from creating a debt reduction plan to your rights when dealing with debt collectors.
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How to make the most of the equity you've built in your home and better manage an existing mortgage based on your needs.
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Learn practical ways to save more money by building strong habits, choosing the right accounts, reducing expenses, managing debt, and finding extra income to support your goals.
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An overview of identity theft, including strategies for preventing it and what to do if it happens to you.
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Learn what you need to know about tax brackets, when to review your withholding and how to avoid common tax scams.
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Explore core investing strategies to help you achieve your long-term financial goals.
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Learn how to look beyond credit scores and approvals so you can make borrowing decisions that fit your budget, goals, risks, and real financial life.
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The basics of financial aid, including the types of aid, applying for aid, borrower responsibilities, and repayment strategies.
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How parents can start the college savings process while working toward other financial goals.
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Learn how to find scholarships, manage the application process, and get the most from your awards.
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An introduction to student loan repayment choices and strategies. Visit the Library for in-depth coverage of repayment plan options.
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A look at factors relating to why we spend, including social and emotional influences, plus how to break negative financial habits.
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Understanding the common types of insurance, including auto, renters, health, plus more.
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