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Youngsters from K-12 can learn about money matters and life issues.
Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy is a coalition that encourages curriculum enrichment to ensure that basic personal financial management skills are attained during the K-12 educational experience.
American Veterans Disabled for Life Silver DollarMembers of the Armed Forces of the United States have served our nation faithfully around the world. Millions of them became permanently disabled while defending our freedom, and we owe them a special debt of gratitude. One way that gratitude is expressed is through the American Veterans Disabled for Life Commemorative Coin Act of 2008. This Act allows the United States Mint to mint and issue commemorative silver dollar coins to honor these heroes. Congress has allowed a surcharge from the sale of these coins to be paid to the Disabled Veterans' LIFE Memorial Foundation. The foundation is planning to build an American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial in Washington, DC. The designs on the coin remind us of our disabled veterans' loyalty and courage. The image of boots and crutches on the front commemorates the disabilities some veterans live with every day because of their sacrificial service to our country. On the back, the oak branches in the wreath represent strength. The forget-me-not flower became connected with veterans during World War I, when soldiers saw these flowers growing on the graves of their fallen comrades. After the war, the flower was used as a symbol for remembering those who had fallen. Who Arms the Armed Forces with Medals?The Mint once produced military decorations for the nation's armed forces, including the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart and the Navy Cross. Currently, by order of Congress, the Mint produces gold Congressional Medals to be presented as a symbol of national appreciation for distinguished achievements. These commissioned medals can be presented to honor individuals, institutions or events of national significance. Yummy Ice Cream Floats That Melt in Your MouthHere's my secret to making the perfect ice cream floats: National Military Appreciation MonthHow much do you know about our nation's security? Do you know who protects our country? How many people does it take to protect our freedom? Our military is made up of five branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps and the Navy. Each branch does things differently from the other branch, but everyone in any of the branches will tell you they are here to protect our country and our freedom. Our military members work hard everyday to make sure we are safe and that we can live happy lives. So, how many people does it take to make sure we are safe? In 2009, there were 1,454,515 active duty members serving in different places all over the world. We also have more than 850,000 reservists who are ready at any moment to protect our country. To give you an idea of how many people that is, about the same amount of people live in New Mexico State! Our military members and their families make sacrifices everyday to make sure the United States of America is a safe place for all of us to live. It is because of their hard work that the month of May has been designated National Military Appreciation Month. There are many days throughout the month for different aspects of the military. May 1 - Loyalty Day - a special day for people to reaffirm their
loyalty to the United States and to recognize the heritage of
American freedom. If you would like to honor our military, there are many
activities in local communities that you can participate in. There
are also other ways to honor our military or show our appreciation
for everything our military stands for:
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LIFESTAGE RESOURCES - YOUTH
Protecting Our Children. We are in compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 6501-6506). >> Learn more - SAFE FCU Privacy Policy If you are asked any information from a site that is linked to our web page, please notify SAFE Webmaster at webmaster@safefed.org or Compliance Officer, dhorton@safefed.org.
Youngsters from K-12 can learn about money matters and life issues.
Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy is a coalition that encourages curriculum enrichment to ensure that basic personal financial management skills are attained during the K-12 educational experience.
American Veterans Disabled for Life Silver DollarMembers of the Armed Forces of the United States have served our nation faithfully around the world. Millions of them became permanently disabled while defending our freedom, and we owe them a special debt of gratitude. One way that gratitude is expressed is through the American Veterans Disabled for Life Commemorative Coin Act of 2008. This Act allows the United States Mint to mint and issue commemorative silver dollar coins to honor these heroes. Congress has allowed a surcharge from the sale of these coins to be paid to the Disabled Veterans' LIFE Memorial Foundation. The foundation is planning to build an American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial in Washington, DC. The designs on the coin remind us of our disabled veterans' loyalty and courage. The image of boots and crutches on the front commemorates the disabilities some veterans live with every day because of their sacrificial service to our country. On the back, the oak branches in the wreath represent strength. The forget-me-not flower became connected with veterans during World War I, when soldiers saw these flowers growing on the graves of their fallen comrades. After the war, the flower was used as a symbol for remembering those who had fallen. Who Arms the Armed Forces with Medals?The Mint once produced military decorations for the nation's armed forces, including the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart and the Navy Cross. Currently, by order of Congress, the Mint produces gold Congressional Medals to be presented as a symbol of national appreciation for distinguished achievements. These commissioned medals can be presented to honor individuals, institutions or events of national significance. Yummy Ice Cream Floats That Melt in Your MouthHere's my secret to making the perfect ice cream floats: National Military Appreciation MonthHow much do you know about our nation's security? Do you know who protects our country? How many people does it take to protect our freedom? Our military is made up of five branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps and the Navy. Each branch does things differently from the other branch, but everyone in any of the branches will tell you they are here to protect our country and our freedom. Our military members work hard everyday to make sure we are safe and that we can live happy lives. So, how many people does it take to make sure we are safe? In 2009, there were 1,454,515 active duty members serving in different places all over the world. We also have more than 850,000 reservists who are ready at any moment to protect our country. To give you an idea of how many people that is, about the same amount of people live in New Mexico State! Our military members and their families make sacrifices everyday to make sure the United States of America is a safe place for all of us to live. It is because of their hard work that the month of May has been designated National Military Appreciation Month. There are many days throughout the month for different aspects of the military. May 1 - Loyalty Day - a special day for people to reaffirm their
loyalty to the United States and to recognize the heritage of
American freedom. If you would like to honor our military, there are many
activities in local communities that you can participate in. There
are also other ways to honor our military or show our appreciation
for everything our military stands for:
Quarterly Prize
Drawings
Quarterly Prize winners:
Y
Savings Account features include: Y
Checking Account features include: Y
Certificate OTHER BENEFITS
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