Children start developing attitudes toward money at a very young age -- as early as five years old, according to one study. That’s why Zions Bank dedicates time and resources to financial education efforts across our Idaho and Utah footprint.
Since 2002, Zions Bank employees have volunteered for the American Bankers Association’s National Teach Children to Save program to teach nearly 200,000 K-12 students the ABCs of saving.
This year, we created an interactive video lesson for teachers, parents and caregivers to share with children. In this short video, geared toward third-grade through fifth-grade students, a team of undercover agents join Zions Bank President CEO Scott Anderson and Executive Vice President Rob Brough on a secret mission to fight money mistakes.
The American Bankers Association offers additional interactive lessons and tips to help kids build lifelong financial skills.