MSU Federal Credit Union

The Culture of Finances

MSUFCU is excited to offer a diverse community outreach program that supports, develops, and encourages financial growth through tailored education courses. These courses provide personalized financial education, address systemic disparities, and aid in conquering financial fears.

Our goal is for participants to achieve financial confidence, preparedness, and receive the tools to reach their financial dreams.

When you join the program, you'll be provided the tools for financial success, learn about credit, debt management, and more.

Program Summary:

Interested in The Culture of Finances programs?

Thank you for your interest in the Culture of Finances Program, please register by selecting your class dates and times.

Course Details

To view full course descriptions and schedules, please select the course guide below:

Course Guide

• Breaking Barriers
• Spending with Intention
• Owning Your Credit: Understanding and Rebuilding
• Protecting Your Identity
• Financial Freedom: Conquering Debt
• Bridging the Gap
• Launch Pad: Starting Your Business Journey

Diversity

Shown through the purpose of this program, providing courses to the underserved in our community.

Education

Financial education that focuses on increasing financial success for attendees.

Inclusivity

This course aids MSUFCU in providing equal access to opportunities and resources for members.

Testimonials

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What is the duration of The Culture of Finances program?

The program goes for twelve weeks with six mandatory sessions and one optional session.

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What are the benefits of The Culture of Finances program?

Participants of The Culture of Finances will be provided tools to improve financial wellness. The learned tools will help to build positive financial habits. Every graduate of the program will qualify for the Financial Grace Loan and access to additional resources.

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What is the Financial Grace loan?

The Financial Grace loan is an unsecured loan offered exclusively to graduates of The Culture of Finances program.

To qualify for the Financial Grace loan, each participant must graduate from The Culture of Finances program. Additional guidelines of applying for this loan are given upon completion of the course.

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What are the underserved communities that The Culture of Finances serves?

Communities that have limited or no access to resources that support overall wellbeing. These needs may include but are not limited to financial, medical, housing, and education.

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How do I join The Culture of Finances program?

Participants can register for courses online. Sessions are for those 18+ years of age. Registration includes all mandatory classes with the choice of the optional business course.

Register for sessions here.

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