Local children get a head start on money management during an iQ presentation at Kazoodles Toy Store in Vancouver, Wash.
For many kids, getting a good financial education is like navigating a rough trail without a map. Thanks to a targeted approach on financial literacy, iQ Credit Union has been a trail guide for more than 27,000 K-12 grade students in Oregon and Southwest Washington since 2016.
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