We believe "With You, For You, About You" means more than just offering financial services. We want to make sure you are financially educated as well. The links on this page offer more resources and information for you. As always our doors are open to you – feel free to approach any of our staff with your financial questions.

These links are, in most cases, directed to external websites. Jax Federal Credit Union does not endorse, approve, represent, certify or control those external sites. The Credit Union does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, efficiency, timeliness
or accurate sequencing of the information contained on them. You will not be represented by Jax Federal Credit Union if you enter into a transaction. Privacy and security policies may differ from those practiced by the Credit Union.

Financial News & Information

MyMoney.gov
MyMoney.gov is the U.S. government's website dedicated to teaching all Americans the basics about financial education.

Money Smart
Internet training program designed to improve and enhance money management skills

BALANCE
Financial Fitness Service

CUNA
Credit Union National Association home page.

CU Succeed
Financial website specifically for teens.

Financial Wisdom
Checklists, worksheets and a library of articles to help organize finances.

UVEST Financial Services
UVEST Financial Services home page.

Get Checking
Local courses to help improve money management

NCUA
National Credit Union Administration home page

NCUA Deposit Estimator
determine your federal deposit insurance coverage

TreasuryDirect
US Treasury site for online savings bond purchases

Youth Resources

Talking to Your Kids about the Economy (PDF)

Guiding Your Children Toward Financial Independence (PDF)

Raising a Money-Smart Kid (PDF)

BizKids
Biz Kid$: Credit Union-Sponsored TV Series Airing Nationally on PBS

Give Me 20
If your child treats money like it grows on trees, or magically falls from the sky, let GiveMe20.com be your resource for teaching them the true meaning of money.

Thrive by Five:
Teaching Your Preschooler About Spending and Saving
Children learn about money from many sources. Long before they enter school, they observe adults using money and buying things. They watch television daily and see thousands of commercials each year. Like it or not, money is a part of your preschooler’s life.

KidStuff
Log on to the Jacksonville Public Library site for a wealth of educational information and games appropriate for children and their parents.

TeenStuff
Looking for homework help, information about teen health or colleges? The Jacksonville Public Library site hosts a wealth of information and activities for you and your teen.