Money Smart - A Financial Education Program
Money Smart Alliance Members
The FDIC recognizes organizations that significantly contribute to the delivery of Money Smart to consumers and small businesses through the Money Smart Alliance Program.
Alliance members agree to use or promote the Money Smart curriculum. This is done by teaching Money Smart or training others to teach it. Alliance members also provide feedback to the FDIC that can help improve the Money Smart program, such as successful ways they use the program.
To support the Alliance, the FDIC shares updates and other information with Alliance members that can strengthen their efforts, including the quarterly Money Smart News publication.
Alliance Members are encouraged to contact FDIC Community Affairs staff with questions on the Money Smart materials and how to use them.
How can my organization join the Money Smart Alliance?
The FDIC welcomes these types of organizations to join the Money Smart Alliance:
- Federally insured financial institutions,
- Non-profit organizations that have been recognized as tax-exempt by IRS,
- Federal agencies,
- K-12 schools or school districts,
- Colleges or universities, and
- Other state or local government agencies (including governmental entities)
Individuals and other types of organizations are not eligible to join the Money Smart Alliance at this time.
If you would like to join the Money Smart Alliance please complete this short form. There is no separate process to join the MSSB Alliance.
FDIC lists Money Smart Alliance members on the FDIC website if they wish to be accessible to consumers looking for training or organizations.