27-Aug-15
Chris G
I learned that I need to do a lot of comparison shopping to make sure that I get the best price available on an item. I feel that I had a good experience with MoneyU, and that the topics were discussed in understandable language.
19-Aug-15
Peter D
I think everyone should have to take this. There was so much I didn't know regarding financial issues like credit cards, loans, savings, debt, and interest rates. The program was creative and it was nowhere near as boring as I thought it would be. It was definitely interesting and educational!
30-Jul-15
Sheldon E
I learned how to deal with debt, ensuring financial stability for my future. MoneyU helped me help my family deal with our debt, I realized some mistakes my parents were making financially.
15-Jul-15
Dylan D
I learned from MoneyU how to estimate my net worth and why it is important. It was a lot of fun and entertaining so I was glad to participate and engage with the program.
07-Jul-15
Susan R
I vaguely understood personal finance in the beginning of MoneyU. Now, I feel like I was totally exposed to every aspect of personal finance and I'm ready to get a deeper understanding by applying all the knowledge into my everyday life. There is no way I will ever go broke after this.
25-Jun-15
Sarah H
I found MoneyU VERY helpful and educational in a very fun way. The most important things I learned from MoneyU were how to save efficiently and how to keep my credit score up.
22-Jun-15
Cree E
MoneyU was helpful and clear. I learned that you need to be smart with your money. You want to know where your money is going at all times and keep track of your finances.
10-Jun-15
Jon M
I wanted to let you know how wonderful I think this product is! As a member of the MA Financial Planning Association, I help educators help kids learn basic financial concepts. My experience in the classroom has shown that the kids really like this stuff and learn quickly. Keeping them engaged is the trick. I think your web-based program hits that mark on the head.
28-May-15
Winnona C
I now realize how easy it is to spend more than you originally planned. Making a budget is a good way to ensure that you spend what you intended to and reduce the amount of impulse purchases.
25-May-15
Meganna D
Financially secure military families need both spouses to be skilled with money, so we're making MoneyU available to our members in the hopes that spouses and partners will take it together. With MoneyU, we are demonstrating Pen Fed's commitment to members' Financial Competence.
