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Helping improve financial literacy

At HCU, we believe it's never too young to start learning about money.  Having a good understanding of saving, spending, and budgeting helps set our youth up for success down the road.  Heartland provides many different resources for schools including lesson plans, classroom demonstrations, and even an interactive financial literacy fair, Bite of Reality.  Let us help you make sure your students experience financial well-being.   

Lesson Plans

Lesson Plans

We have several different financial literacy lessons complete with lesson plans, handouts, and videos to help make financial education fun and simple.   
Classroom Visits

Classroom Visits

If you would like assistance with financial literacy, our team is happy to come into your classroom and teach a lesson or help you set up a series of lessons for your students.
Bite of Reality

Bite of Reality

For the ultimate in financial literacy, we have our Bite of Reality simulation that brings financial education to Middle Schools and High Schools.

Financial Foundations

From Heartland Credit Union

Financial Foundations is a fun and interactive to bring financial literacy into your classroom. Help students establish a financial health score, and access interactive tools for budgeting, saving, career growth, and more. You can also track your students performance through Financial Foundations, through custom reporting.

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Contact HCU For Financial Literacy Assistance

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Financial Education Videos

Heartland Credit Union is proud to offer this awesome series of financial education videos designed to help you learn about money. Share these videos in your classroom or organization to help teach concepts like budgeting and saving, or to help understand credit scores or how to get a loan.

Financial Literacy Classroom Resources
Click the links below to download lesson plans and other resources for your classroom.