April is Financial Literacy Month!

 


Did you know that the Treasury Office has financial resources to promote financial literacy in Vermont and help you navigate the world of money? 

Financial Education Resources For You: Learn about retirement savings, taxes, scams, credit, insurance, and teaching kids about money.

Community Resource Map: There are many community service providers across Vermont that offer financial education. You can search for service providers by using the map for help with adult education, career resources, consumer protection, homeownership, tax assistance, and more. 

Request a Free Credit Report: Experts recommend checking your credit report from the three main credit reporting agencies at least once a year, check it now at annualcreditreport.com.

What is a FICO Score? Credit scores influence the credit that's available to you. Learn as Fair Isaac Corporation explains how credit scores are calculated.

Fine Tune Your Skills to Spot Investment Fraud: The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has launched a new educational game to designed to help investors outsmart investment fraud criminals. The game is available on desktop or by downloading the app.

Disability Savings Accounts: Visit VermontABLE.com to learn about Vermont's tax-free savings plan for Vermonters with disabilities.

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