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Financial Literacy Corner
The Financial Services Roundtable Financial Literacy Programs.
The Roadmap demonstrates that every K-12 school throughout the U.S. can have access to free financial education curriculums. This Roadmap with the free curriculums, teacher training programs and additional financial education resources can be found here: Financial Education Resource Roadmap
Click on the appropriate topic for more information from our Member Companies.
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Financial Education Programs: Financial education programs offered by Roundtable Member Companies.
- The Allstate Foundation
- AXA Financial, Inc.
- BB&T Corporation
- BBVA Compass
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Capital One Finacial Corporation
- MoneyWi$e.org: An adult financial literacy program
- Bank It: A financial literacy program for youth and their parents
- Charles Schwab Corporation, The
- CitiGroup Inc.
- City National Corporation
- First Commonwealth Financial Corporation
- Genworth Financial
- HSBC North America Holdings, Inc.
- JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- KeyCorp
- MasterCard Worldwide
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The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
- Financial Education (English) (Spanish)
- School Bank Program
- HomeBuyer Club – First-Time Home Buyer Education
- Principal Financial Group
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Raymond James Financial, Inc.
- FDIC Money Smart
- Bank on St. Pete Program
- Project Prosper
- Junior Achievement
- Teach Children to Save Day – annual event
- HOPE Expo – Raymond James sponsors/hosts the HOPE Expo, which includes home buyer and other financial literacy classes.
- Raymond James is actively involved in teaching economics, basic money management and the Stock Market Game on a weekly basis during the academic year to students at Academy Prep in St. Petersburg, Florida. The curriculum varies. Academy Prep is a middle school program designed to help children who qualify for need-based scholarships excel in their studies and develop the skills and confidence vital to compete and succeed as adults.
- RBC Bank USA
- RBS Americas (Citizens Financial Group, Inc.)
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Regions Financial Corporation
- Scholars & Dollars
- FDIC MoneySmart for Young Adults (Ages 12-20)
- FDIC MoneySmart for Adults (English) (Spanish)
- Partner with Freddie Mac to ensure local non-profits have access and are trained on "Credit Smart."
- Partner with Cemark to provide "How to do your Banking" in schools throughout Regions' footprint
- State Farm Insurance Companies
- TD Bank
- Unum
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U.S. Bancorp
- U.S. Bank Credit Wellness Center
- U.S. Bank Center for Economic Education at Dominican University
- U.S. Bank Financial Scholars Powered by EverFi
- Teach Children to Save
- Get Smart About Credit
- Junior Achievement
- FDIC Money Smart
- FDIC Money Smart for Young Adults
- FTC’s Preventing Identity Theft
- U.S. Bank of Bearville: Expanding the reach of financial education
- Visa Inc.
- Wells Fargo & Company
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Financial Education for Older Americans
- BancWest Corporation
- Bank of America
- Capital One Financial Corporation
- Comerica Incorporated
- First Commonwealth Financial Corporation
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JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- Elderly Financial Literacy Program: 50 Ways to Love Your Money
- KeyCorp
- The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
- TD Bank
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Visa Inc.
- Elderly Financial Literacy Program: 50 Ways to Love Your Money
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Financial Education for Servicemembers
- Fifth Third Bancorp
- First Commonwealth Financial Corporation
- KeyCorp
- SunTrust Banks, Inc.
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Financial Education for the Unbanked/Underbanked
- Banco Popular
- BBVA Compass
- The Charles Schwab Corporation
- Citi
- City National Corporation
- Commerce Bancshares, Inc.
- First Commonwealth Financial Corporation
- KeyCorp
- M&T Bank Corporation
- The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
- Regions Financial Corporation
- SunTrust Banks, Inc.
- TD Bank
- Wells Fargo & Company
- Webster Bank


