GreenPath Financial Wellness
Financial wellness and security are a lifelong journey. But it's not one you have to make on your own. For decades, GreenPath Financial Wellness, a national nonprofit organization, has helped credit union members understand their options and reach their financial goals.
Virtual Budget Workshops
Do you understand how credit scores are calculated? Can you navigate housing finances, or figure out how to prioritize your budget in the face of income loss?
- Practical Financial Education
- Downloadable Resources and Materials
- Free Articles, Tools, Webinars, and Classes
Financial Wellness Online Courses
Often times, we create spending plans with the right motivation and knowledge to execute on it, BUT there’s something else at play. Habits.
- If you have made a budget, then forgetting to stick to it.
- If you have created a spending plan with motivation and knowledge to execute, but old habits get in the way.
- Learning what your spending habits are.
Have you ever received a large sum of money? Perhaps you received a tax refund, a bonus, inheritance or insurance settlement.
- Looking to establish or increase emergency savings.
- Saving for a specific goal like a vacation, school or vehicle.
- Considering paying down debt, like credit cards or student loans.
- Catching up on bills like rent, mortgage or utilities.
Changes to our financial lives can often result in stress, making decisions even more challenging. We have a natural tendency to avoid choices that feel like we are giving something up. Instead, we may try our best to take each day as it comes without a plan.
- Have experienced a sudden change, such as loss of income.
- Desire more clarity on their short term financial plan.
- Feel motivated to take action, but aren’t quite sure where to start.
Budgeting Resources
For a comprehensive list of community counseling agencies, visit the Department of Housing and Urban Development website, or call 1.800.569.4287.