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PFCU is committed to the financial success of our members and communities we serve. That's why we've partnered with Banzai, a financial literacy program used by millions of teachers and students worldwide, to provide financial resources in a practical and engaging way - all at no cost to you. 

This goal of this partnership is to empower individuals with the financial resources and knowledge needed to make informed financial decisions, navigate life changes, plan for the future and more.  

How Financially Savvy Are you?

Knowing your strengths and weaknesses is the first step toward establishing financial success.

Take the Banzai Financial Wellness Assessment to start your financial literacy journey with Banzai today!

Let's Go

Want to maximize your learning opportunity? Banzai Direct offers six popular course selections for all age groups, Banzai Junior, Banzai Teen, Banzai Plus, College and Careers, Digital Citizenship and Entrepreneurship.

Get Started and Save your Progress:

  1. Visit https://pfcu4me.banzai.org/wellness and select 'Login' in the top right corner
  2. Select 'Sign Up'
  3. Select your age and click 'Continue'
  4. Provide the required information
  5. Agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and then select 'Sign Up'
  6. You can choose from any of the topics available in the Wellness Center to learn from. There is a Course Selection screen you can access to choose from Banzai Junior, Banzai Teen, Banzai Plus, College and Careers, Digital Citizenship or Entrepreneurship.
    1. To access the Course Selection Screen select 'Signed In' in the top right corner
    2. Select 'Switch to Banzai Courses'
  7. Complete the program sections

Once your account has been created, users can log in and out at any time without losing your progress in the program. Once you've completed your selected program, you can always start again for a refresh or play the game again with friends. And don't forget to have fun - you get to choose your own adventure!

Fast Facts

Low financial literacy can have far-reaching consequences not just for individuals, but for entire communities, economies and future generations. Here are some facts about financial literacy that highlight the importance of promoting financial education and empowerment.

Debt Levels: According to an Experian study, total household debt in the United States reached $17 trillion as of Q3 in 2024.

Savings: Only 41% of Amercians said they would be able to cover an unexpected $1,000 emergency expense.

Higher Exposure to Financial Scams: The BBB has found that people who have low financial literacy levels are more likely to lose money to scammers.

Retirement Savings: 1 in 5 Americans ages 50+ have no retirement savings and over half worry they will not have enough to last through retirement.

 

If you are an educator and would like to access additional information regarding this educational resource, visit https://pfcu4me.banzai.org/.