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Louisiana Bankers Education Council

The mission of the Louisiana Bankers Education Council is to promote financial education among bankers and students throughout Louisiana by:

  • Elementary school financial literacy education, i.e. Bank-at-School
  • High school financial literacy education, i.e. Simply Banking
  • College Freshman Scholarships
  • Louisiana JumpStart Coalition – partnering with others to promote financial literacy throughout Louisiana
  • Education for middle management bankers
  • Manage the Louisiana Bankers Education Foundation which funds the above programs

For more information on the council's governing policy, click here.

Bank-at-School Program
Since 1994, LBEC and the State Treasurer's Office has co-sponsored and organized an educational program where banks assist elementary schools promote financial education throughout the state.

Simply Banking
Simply Banking is the banking study guide designed for high school and middle school students. There is a teacher version with benchmarks, and a separate student version. Both are PDF files that easily download in minutes.

College Freshman Scholarships
LBEC offers $1,000 cash scholarships to incoming freshmen who have at least one parent employed with a bank in Louisiana or are themselves an employee of a bank in Louisiana. The student must enroll in an accredited Louisiana college or university with a declared major in a banking related field.

Louisiana JumpStart Coalition
The Louisiana Bankers Education Council has joined forces with Louisiana JumpStart which is a coalition of organizations dedicated to improving the financial capability of individuals by providing advocacy and access to financial education programs and resources. 

Officers & Council Members
Each year at the annual conference, a new slate of officers and council members are elected by the conference attendees to serve for the upcoming year.


 
Louisiana Bankers Education Council
Fiscal Fitness for Older Americans: Stretching Your Savings and Shaping Up Your Financial Strategies
FDIC has published a money-management how-to guide for senior citizens and their families.
Jump$tart Coalition
It encourages curriculum enrichment to ensure that basic personal financial management skills are attained during the K-12 educational experience.
MyMoney.gov
The U.S. government's website dedicated to teaching all Americans the basics about financial education.
Obama Administration Marks Back to School Season by Launching National Financial Capability Challenge for 2010-11 School Year
The challenge is a voluntary online exam and classroom toolkit that helps educators teach high school students about saving, budgeting, investing and other financial skills.
Taking Control of Your Finances: A Special Guide for Young Adults.
FDIC has published a money-management how-to guide for young adults.
 
Louisiana Bankers Association / 5555 Bankers Avenue / Baton Rouge, LA 70808
(225) 387-3282 tel / (225) 343-3159 fax / info@lba.org
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