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Higher One to host FDIC financial literacy series

Andy Williams   ||   Jan 24, 2011  ||   

New Haven, Conn.-based Higher One says it is now featuring a podcast series of the Federal Deposit Insurance Company (FDIC) called Money Smart on Higher One’s student financial education destination One For Your Money (formerly Game Time.)

The FDIC Money Smart program is part of the FDIC’s national financial education curriculum designed to help young adults improve their financial skills and learn the basics of money management. The podcasts cover a range of relevant topics including budgeting, account management, savings and identity protection, as well as tips for parents.

One For Your Money is an online community built specifically for students to address their money management needs. The site hosts a variety of interactive content to help students become financially savvy.

To view these podcasts and other financial literacy content, visit the Web site here.

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