Golden 1 Credit Union Launches Financial Wellness Podcast
July 16, 2019, Sacramento, CA
Platform to Educate Listeners on Financial Awareness
Golden 1 Credit Union (Golden 1) today announced the launch of its financial education podcast, Golden 1 Credit Union – Financial Wellness. Episodes will provide tips and tools on financial education. According to the Center for Financial Services Innovation (CFSI), only 28 percent of Americans are considered financially healthy, while 17 percent are financially vulnerablei.
“Golden 1 believes in providing resources that can help people become financially healthy, which in turn contributes to overall wellness,” said Erica Taylor, Vice President of Communications and Community Relations for Golden 1 Credit Union. “The new podcast is an extension of our online financial wellness tools, and another demonstration of our commitment to increasing financial literacy for our members and communities.”
Golden 1 is the only credit union in Northern California with a podcast available for download via a mobile app. Upcoming episodes include digital banking and security, finances for college students, teens and money, and more.
The Golden 1 Credit Union – Financial Wellness podcast is now live and available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, making it easy to access on any device.
About Golden 1 Credit Union
Founded in 1933 and serving all those who live or work in California, Golden 1 Credit Union has grown to be one of the largest credit unions in the United States with more than $12 billion in assets. Golden 1 is highly focused on delivering financial solutions with value, convenience, and exceptional service to its members. As a not-for-profit organization and dynamic, trusted leader, Golden 1 is committed to enhancing the financial well-being of Californians and their diverse communities. The Credit Union’s 1,700 employees proudly serve and care for 1 million members. Visit www.golden1.com for more information.
ihttps://www.marketwatch.com/story/only-3-in-10-americans-are-considered-financially-healthy-2018-11-01
