FIL-8-2017: The FDIC Makes Joining the Money Smart Alliance Program Easier

   

Financial Institution Letter

The FDIC Makes Joining the Money Smart Alliance Program Easier FIL-8-2017
2/14/2017

Summary:

The FDIC's Money Smart Alliance program is a network of financial institutions, nonprofits, and governmental organizations that use the FDIC's financial education curriculum to provide training to consumers, small businesses, and others. Qualified organizations can join the alliance or renew their membership on the program's recently enhanced website that also offers the ability for organizations to find potential collaborators and for consumers to find the names of organizations that may be offering training. These organizations may also be interested in an introductory webinar that will be held February 28, 2017.

Statement of Applicability to Institutions under $1 Billion in Total Assets: This Financial Institution Letter applies to all FDIC-supervised commercial and savings banks, including community institutions.

 

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