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Resources for quarter two 2025
Financial Choice (LSS) and Everence Webinar: Teach your teen money moxie
Parents of teens, get started with concepts and actions that help teens at each age build the skills they need to develop life-long money smarts. Learn tools and concepts to help your teen understand the decision-making process behind budgeting, spending, goal setting and more. David Broomell of Everence Federal Credit Union will host this webinar presented by Kim Miller on Thursday, May 15 at 8 p.m. Sign up at everence.com/partners.
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Financial Choice (LSS) and Everence Webinar: Money lessons for younger kids
Parents of children pre-K through middle school, get started with concepts and actions that help children at each age build the skills they need to develop life-long money smarts. Learn how to maximize money lessons for your kids, to set them up for success. David Broomell of Everence Federal Credit Union will host this webinar presented by Kim Miller on Tuesday, May 13 at 8 p.m. Sign up at everence.com/partners.
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Greenlight with Everence Federal Credit Union
The Everence Federal Credit Union (EFCU) youth program aims to build a habit of saving for future needs, teach basic financial wellness, and instill the value of stewardship in the youth in our lives. EFCU members with a personal checking account have exclusive access to Greenlight – a special debit card and financial education app for money-savvy kids and their parents. Learn more at greenlight.com/everence. Everence Federal Credit Union is federally insured by NCUA.
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These Everence resources will continue to be available to reference and use but are considered archived. These resources will not be referenced on your upcoming report. Feel free to use these archived resources, and contact your stewardship consultant if you would like more information.
Resources for quarter one 2025
Webinar: 55 and Counting – Six questions to ask as you prepare for retirement: When is the right time? Will I have enough? Will I be OK? These are the types of questions we ask as we prepare for retirement.
Webinar with Financial Choice (LSS): Stop making a resolution: Turn your financial goals into reality. Changing behaviors around money is never easy but to reach your goals it's necessary. In this workshop you will learn strategies to organize your finances, set goals, and improve financial habits.
FreedUp: Everence® is offering this popular stewardship training program once again. The FreedUp program is a way for everyone to get their finances in order – and gain a deeper faith perspective on your money. Everence facilitators will lead the group sessions. Sign up early – these fill up fast!
College scholarships: Everence College Scholarships Everence offers college scholarship opportunities for you or your children. Eligible students can be chosen to receive scholarships of $3,000, $2,000 or $1,000 for the coming academic year. Applications are accepted through Feb. 28. Visit everence.com/college-scholarships to download the application.
Resources for quarter four 2024
Webinar – Improve your credit: spend less, get more: Credit scores affect the terms of loans you receive, employment, housing and insurance rates. Learn how your credit report affects your credit scores, how to establish or rebuild scores and more.
End of year reminder – Everence provides creative giving tools: As we enter the season of giving, Everence offers a number of ways to increase your charitable impact.
- Open up new roads of generosity with gifts of a range of assets, and Everence can help you coordinate, manage and administer those gifts into real and lasting impact.
- Consider gifts beyond cash – securities, real estate, life insurances, farm commodities, collectibles and more.
- Remember to make qualified charitable distributions (QCD) from your taxable IRA before the end of the year.
- Qualified charitable distributions are made directly to the eligible charity and don’t increase taxable income.
- Create a charitable giving plan with an Everence professional. Learn more at everence.com/charitable-giving.
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FreedUp: Everence® is offering a new stewardship training program. The FreedUp program is a way for everyone to get their finances in order – and gain a deeper faith perspective on your money. Everence facilitators will lead the group sessions, including the first get-acquainted session.
Resources for quarter three 2024
Join us for Youth Savings Celebration August 7-9, 2024!
Enjoy out-of-this-world crafts, snacks, and giveaways at Everence Federal Credit Union. During this event we will give $5 to kids and teens who deposit at least $15 to their new or existing youth savings accounts. Also learn about our new rewards program and start earning points!
FreedUp: Everence® is offering a new stewardship training program. The FreedUp program is a way for everyone to get their finances in order – and gain a deeper faith perspective on your money. Everence facilitators will lead the group sessions, including the first get-acquainted session.
Scam Awareness Webinar: Learn how to outsmart the scammers and protect your finances. In this webinar, you’ll discover how to recognize the most common forms of scams and fraud, how to reduce your risks, and how to respond if fraud occurs. Hosted by Steve Bustos, Everence Stewardship Consultant, and Kim Miller, Partner Relationship Specialist for LSS.
Resources from quarter two 2024
Teaching children faith and finance: Teaching lessons of stewardship can start young and in the home! Everence and Financial Choice are here to provide resources and encouragement on your parenting journey. Read more here.
Better Halves: This programming is for engaged or newly married couples. Talking about money isn’t easy. This assessment is designed to help! Truth is, we need to have this conversation if we are to understand our relationship with money – so that we control it, rather than it controlling us and our relationships.
You can also access the participant guide to go through the program on your own as a couple.
Budgeting for the unexpected webinar with Financial Choice (LSS): You never know when a financial emergency will happen – don’t let surprises derail your financial plans. Discover practical strategies to safeguard your finances against unforeseen expenses. Hosted by Steve Bustos, Everence Stewardship Consultant, and Kim Miller, Partner Relationship Specialist for LSS.
Resources from quarter one 2024
Everence College Scholarships Everence offers college scholarship opportunities for you or your children. Eligible students can be chosen to receive scholarships of $3,000, $2,000 or $1,000 for the coming academic year. Applications are accepted through Feb. 28. Visit everence.com/college-scholarships to download the application.
New to managing money? Get off on the right foot by creating a budget, which compares your income and expenses, helping you live within your means. Learn more from this free budgeting guide and track you money with this cash flow plan template, both from faith-based Everence.
Financial issues? Start to tackle debt or other money issues by getting counsel. Financial Choice, a free service thanks to our church’s partnership with faith-based Everence, connects you with a counselor who walks with you in addressing financial difficulties. Learn more at everence.com/Financial-Choice or call 877-809-0039.
FreedUp – Everence® is offering a new stewardship training program. The FreedUp program is a way for everyone to get their finances in order – and gain a deeper faith perspective on your money. Everence facilitators will lead the group sessions, including the first get-acquainted session.