Credit for Life Fair - Money Management and Finance for Teens

Imagine being a high school student who could live a day in the life of their future? Financially speaking, that is! Well, there's an app for that called Credit for Life!

Rockland Trust has joined several Massachusetts banks to create an innovative financial literacy website/app to give high school students an interactive, educational experience in personal finance. It's called Credit for Life Fair and you can bring this engaging experience to your school or classroom.

To learn how you can hold a Credit for Life Fair at your school, visit Credit for Life and contact AVP/Financial Education Development & Strategy Officer Julie Beckham.

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For more than a decade, high school students across Massachusetts and beyond have participated in Credit for Life Fairs where students learn the real-life budgeting and money management skills they will use throughout their life-time.

Did You Know:

86% of high school students say the most important skill they need post-graduation is understanding personal finance. Only 30% believe their schools are delivering on this (Barr Foundation, 2020).
Young adults who receive financial education are less likely to carry credit card debt, and more likely to apply to and receive grants and financial aid (Council for Economic Education).
Massachusetts ranked 31st of 50 states in overall financial literacy (financial education programs and consumer habits) with an overall score of 59.5 (WalletHub).

For more information to learn how you can hold a Credit for Life Fair at your school, visit Credit for Life and contact AVP/Financial Education Development & Strategy Officer Julie Beckham.

Credit for Life Fair - Money Management for Teens

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