First Farmers Bank & Trust teaching better money habits for Financial Literacy Month

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With April being Financial Literacy Month, First Farmers Bank & Trust provides a hands-on and easy-to-learn program to educate the community on how to improve their financial skills.

Everyone loves to spend money, but not everyone knows how to budget their money or save for their future. That’s why First Farmers Bank & Trust is offering the opportunity to help people learn how to take charge of their finances through financial literacy.

What is financial literacy? It’s a key skill that can help you make better decisions and improve your financial wellness. Whether you’re a teenager saving for that first car or an adult planning for retirement or starting a business, financial literacy is a perfect opportunity to bring awareness of the importance of financial education to those who may not be money-savvy.

This program is free and covers a wide range of important topics such as:

• Saving for the Future
• Managing your Money
• Building and Repairing your Credit
• Home Ownership 101
• Banking Basics
• Fraud Protection
• Retirement Planning
• College Planning

First Farmers commitment to their community is to help them thrive financially and that starts with financial education. They believe that improved financial knowledge will help build stronger relationships and a better future.

If your organization is interested in learning more about the financial literacy workshops or interested in scheduling a workshop in your area, contact jordan.sharp@ffbt.com.

To learn more about First Farmers Bank & Trust, visit ffbt.com.