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Increasing your knowledge about financial matters is the best way to improve your own finances and to better prepare your child or students. Use these helpful resources to get savvy about money.

	Top Ten Money Tips Improve your finances immediately with this quick list of MoneyAndStuff.info's Top Ten Financial Tips
	Financial Glossary Learn the meanings of hundreds of financial terms in the Savvy Stuff glossary.
	Budget Worksheets Documenting your income and expenses is one of the most important steps toward managing your money. Use one of the following budget worksheets to track the money that comes in and out of your pocket.
	Helpful Links The MoneyAndStuff.info staff has compiled the best financial education sites on the Internet for kids, teens and adults all in one place.
	Recommended Books Looking for more information on money? We have compiled a list of great books for every age.

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“I want to commend the credit unions for stepping up to the plate.” - State Senator Lance Mason

“The educational tools of MoneyAndStuff will keep students from getting into a personal financial crisis.” - State Senator Tom Sawyer

“Ohio’s credit unions, teachers, and maybe more importantly parents, are taking on this initiative to make a difference in people’s lives.” - State Senator Tom Sawyer

“I support your efforts. [Financial education] is an area that needs a lot more effort than it is currently getting.” - State Senator Dale Miller

“I want to thank the Ohio Credit Union League and Ohio credit unions for extending their hand to educators, students, parents, and legislators by creating MoneyAndStuff.” - State Representative Ron Gerberry

“MoneyAndStuff is so critically important for not only the students, but also the parents. It’s a great resource. I will be talking about it wherever I go.” - State Senator Theresa Fedor

“Financial education in every school has been needed for a long, long time. What you (credit unions) are about here is good for America.” - Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur

“I hope every child has a real account in a credit union or a virtual account.” - Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur

“It’s not how much you make, it’s how much you save.” - Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur

“My hat is off to the credit unions for doing this.” - Congressman Steve Chabot

“As a former teacher, I particularly like the effort to reach out to parents and educators.” - Congressman Steve Chabot

“It makes good sense that you are trying to get to kids at a very young age, so my hat is off to all of you.” - Congressman Steve Chabot

“MoneyAndStuff.info is just fantastic. I can’t wait to let my kids get on that site! It will be a great help in shaping our future for kids.” - Teacher Sandy Carter

“I was so excited when I first learned about the MoneyAndStuff Web site that I was on it until 2:00 a.m. And it was a school night!” - Teacher Sandy Carter

“This is a wonderful Web site. We look forward to using it here at our school.” - Assistant Principal Lin Yates