Financial Wellness
There are many definitions of what constitutes being financially well, but overall, the Financial Wellness Dimension involves things such as income, debt, and savings, as well as a person’s understanding of financial processes and resources. A person’s satisfaction with their current financial situation and future prospects also comes into play.
For Adults
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union
If you’re preparing to buy a home, want to create a will or trust, or want your teens to learn about money management, the SFFCU experts share essential advice in live or prerecorded workshops.
Capital One partnered with Khan Academy to help bring a free financial literacy course to anyone who wants to demystify personal finance and get one step closer to financial well-being.
For Youth
Riverside County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edwin Gomez is focused on financial literacy as a great equalizer in our society because many young adults get into debt immediately after high school. The goal of the Financial Literacy Initiative is to work towards creating the next generation of students that can live within their means and gain the knowledge to become financially prosperous.
