When young people learn financial skills, they handle money better as adults. We offer products and programs designed to build that crucial knowledge.
With the Rockstar Saver Youth Savings program, kids learn how rewarding it can be to save. Whether it’s pennies a day, or a few dollars each month, we try to make savings fun — and rewarding!
Rockstar Savers receive:
To set up an account, apply online here.
Cinfed partners with local elementary schools to aid in developing the financial wellbeing of today's youth and set them up for future financial success. Partnered schools are supported through:
Current partners: Delshire Elementary (OH) and Ft. Wright Elementary (KY)
Since 2000, Cinfed has awarded more than $300,000 in scholarships to help local students cover the cost of their college education. The scholarships honor the late Louis M. Brown, who served on Cinfed’s board of directors for nearly 40 years. A graduate of Xavier University, Mr. Brown believed deeply in the power of education. Cinfed established these scholarships in his memory.
Recipients must be Cinfed members and pursuing secondary education.
Applications for the 2024 scholarship program are now closed. Scholarship recipients will be announced at Cinfed’s annual meeting on June 4.
Financial skills are important at any age, but studies show that when teens learn the basics, they handle money better as adults. To help build that knowledge, Cinfed introduces “MyMoney by Cinfed,” a free online financial education resource for ages 14-18.
MyMoney is available anytime, anywhere – regardless of age, school affiliation, or level of knowledge of financial issues. Each segment takes 10 minutes or less to complete and can be used by Cinfed members as well as anyone in the community.