Education
Banzai Financial Education
Park Side Credit Union wants to help you and your kids prepare for what comes next. We provide a financial literacy program directly to you, completely free of charge, that is designed to teach the truth and values of real-world finance. It’s all about trial and error. In Banzai, you make choices and experience the consequences of your actions in a fun and safe simulation environment. Each course presents you with content tailored to your age and situation, and the extensive resource library is enough to make everyone a smart money manager. There are even Coach modules that provide guidance to your individual circumstances with AI responsiveness. This is the way that it was meant to be, and we say yes to empowering the next generation.
Banzai Financial Education
Park Side Credit Union wants to help you and your kids prepare for what comes next. We’re offering Banzai, a financial literacy program designed to teach individuals what real-world finance is really like.
It’s all about trial and error. In Banzai, you make choices and experience the consequences of your actions in a fun and safe environment. Each course presents you with dilemmas and puzzles tailored to your age and situation.
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Testimonials
“Banzai is much more engaging, as I have found, compared to other, significantly drier, ways of learning about the financial world.”
-FVCC student
“I had loads of fun and learned a lot doing the quizzes and activities!”
-FVCC student
“I learned that budgeting is super important when setting goals and if you don’t budget then you might not be able to reach those goals.”
“I learned that the cheapest option is not always the best option. It is also very hard to save money for a house, so making wise choices is key.”
“I learned that unexpected things happen in life, you cannot always be prepared for them, and sometimes these things effect your long-term goal.”
I learned that there’s a lot that goes into budgeting and I think it’s important to plan for the future early on and you’ll reap the benefits when you’re older.”
-Local High School students
