Bank of Ann Arbor
Financial Literacy Programming
Workshops and Programming
Below are some of the workshops and trainings we offer.
Have an interest in a difference topic? We can develop programs for any financial literacy subject.
Intro to Banking
New to banking? This workshop, or private session, will answer all of your questions about what is required, and how to open an account.
Navigating Personal Debt
Not all debt is bad. This session identifies the difference between “good debt” vs. “bad debt.”
Budgeting & Setting Goals
Customizable for any age demographic, this session covers needs vs. wants and the 50/30/20 Budget Rule.
Credit Bureau Reports
This session will walk you you through how to obtain a free credit report, how to read your credit report and general best practices for improving credit.
Teach Children to Save
This session focuses on developing healthy lifelong saving habits.
Senioritis
For high school seniors preparing for what happens after graduation, we’ll talk financial aid, the difference between private and government backed loans, repayment, setting goals, and budgeting.
Safe Banking for Seniors
This session helps customers, and their financial caregivers understand the risks of fraud, financial abuse, and how to protect themselves, or their loved ones.
Mortgage Workshop
Navigating the home-buying market can be tedious. In this session we’ll cover topics like pre-qualifications, negotiating and purchase agreements, home inspection, and title work.
Identity Theft & Scams
Not only is fraud on the rise, but criminals are getting better at tricking us. We’ll discuss cybersecurity and fraud prevention.
Organizations We've Worked With
Girl Scouts of Huron Valley
United Way Community Connections
Bound Together
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Bank of Ann Arbor offers its financial literacy programs as a service to the community. We are not a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development approved counseling organization. For a list of HUD-approved ownership counselors or counseling organizations in your area, please visit www.hud.gov.