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Financial Education.....A Corporate Commitment
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) initiated a national financial
education campaign in 2001 by launching Money Smart, a comprehensive financial
education curriculum designed to help individuals outside the financial
mainstream develop financial skills and positive banking relationships.
The FDIC has far exceeded its original commitment to reach one million consumers.
The FDIC is continuing to work diligently to form alliances with other major
entities, including financial institutions, national non-profit organizations,
community- and consumer-based groups, and federal, state and local agencies
to promote financial education.
Money Smart Achievements |
|
Goal |
Actual |
Partnerships |
1,000 |
1,631 |
Copies of Curricula Distributed |
100,000 |
756,000 |
Consumers Reached |
1,000,000 |
2,414,516 |
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