Practical financial education for every stage of life.
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We show up before you need us.
The best financial decisions are often made before there's money on the line. Whether it's helping a student understand the impact of a budget, supporting a family preparing to buy a home, or teaching practical money skills in the workplace, financial education creates opportunities long before major financial decisions arrive.
For more than 90 years, LMCU has worked alongside the communities we serve, providing financial education that helps people better understand their options and prepare for what's next.
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Attend Workshops & Seminars
New topics are offered throughout the year to help you navigate important financial decisions and milestones. Explore in-person and virtual learning opportunities covering topics like budgeting, credit, fraud prevention, homeownership, and more. Check out our Events page for learning opportunities in your community.
Learn at Your Own Pace
Looking for flexibility? Explore free online courses from LMCU. Choose from a growing library of self-paced lessons covering budgeting, saving, credit, debt management, homeownership, and other financial wellness topics. You can hone in on topics of interest, or follow along with the monthly themes.
Bring Learning to Your Group
Looking for a learning opportunity tailored to your audience? LMCU offers financial education programs for schools, workplaces, nonprofits, and community organizations. From classroom presentations and workshops to hands-on Financial Reality Fairs, we provide engaging ways to explore real-world money topics and life skills.
Learn for Life
Classroom Presentations
Bring financial education directly into the classroom with age-appropriate lessons tailored to your students. Topics may include budgeting, saving, credit, fraud awareness, financial goal setting, and other practical money skills designed to support learning at every stage. These presentations can complement classroom curriculum while helping students connect financial concepts to everyday life.
Financial Reality Fairs
Give students the opportunity to experience financial decision-making firsthand through an immersive budgeting simulation. Participants are assigned a career, salary, credit score, and monthly expenses, then work through real-world spending, saving, borrowing, and budgeting decisions. By applying what they've learned in a realistic setting, students gain a deeper understanding of the financial choices they'll face in the future.
