Securityplus Federal Credit Union Launches “Know Money Know Empowerment” Financial Education Program

​Securityplus Federal Credit Union has launched “Know Money Know Empowerment” a program which strives to make a positive difference by providing free online financial education courses and credit union membership to individuals located in underserved communities in Baltimore City.

To help reach those who may benefit, the Credit Union has partnered with several non-profit organizations including The Center for Urban Families, Forward, New Psalmist Baptist Church and YouthWorks. Affiliated members and individuals can access the online learning platform and choose from a large selection of financial education modules including budgeting to achieve goals, debt management, and establishing and improving credit scores.

After completing three modules participants can become a Securityplus member and will receive a $50 deposit into their new account. In addition, the referring non-profit will also benefit by receiving a $50 donation for their organization. This incentive is being offered to the first 500 registrants and the program is through August 31, 2022.   

“Know Money Know Empowerment” is made available through a $50,000 grant awarded to Securityplus by the National Credit Union Association. Learn more about this program and how to participate at securityplusfcu.org/kmke.

Securityplus Federal Credit Union is a $520 million not-for-profit, member-owned, Greater Baltimore Area and beyond. Founded in 1938, Securityplus is one of the largest full-service credit unions in Maryland, with over 34,000 members. With a focus on making a positive difference, Securityplus is a leader in digital banking, offering 24/7 access to inclusive easy-to-use banking products and services for consumers, families, businesses and non-profits.

For more information on how you or your business can become part of the Securityplus family or learn upcoming events, products and services, and more, visit securityplusfcu.org.

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