Providing financial education
At Regions, we believe that anyone with the right tools and guidance can be good with money. We are committed to helping people bolster their money-management skills and financial confidence through our collection of Next Step resources and programming, all at no cost to the community.
Our commitment in action
Online resources
Explore the Regions Next Step library of tools and resources to help you take the next step toward your financial goals.
- Self-paced series of interactive online modules covering topics such as budgeting, building your credit and homeownership
- Financial planning tips for college students
- Financial hardship resource center
- Interactive calculators that can help you budget and save for your goals
- Tools and resources for entrepreneurs and small businesses
- Financial podcasts for managing money
- Fun, educational games, activities and lesson plans focused on math and money for Grades K-8
Instructor-led financial education activities
Regions offers financial education activities for schools and nonprofit organizations. Topics include basic budgeting and money-management skills, improving your credit score, preparing for homeownership, and achieving your broader financial goals. To broaden our reach, we offer financial education not only in English and in-person, but also in Spanish and virtually. We also offer a fun budget simulation game called Reality Check, that gives young adults and students an interactive and hands-on experience of building a family budget and making decisions on monthly expenses to stay on their budget.
Accessible financial wellness resources
Regions strives to provide people with disabilities with the guidance, tools and ability to bank independently and on their own terms.
- The Regions Money Basics for Life seminar series is designed to help people with cognitive disabilities learn financial concepts and enhance their independent living skills in managing their money. The financial concepts are relevant and relatable, simple and straightforward, and illustrated with pictures and engaging activities. Topics include managing your money, importance of credit, and avoiding identity theft.
- Regions partnered with Magnusmode to offer the Regions MagnusCards1 app that provides visual, audio and step by step instructions to better navigate banking transactions.
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For more information about our financial education resources for schools and community partners, or to request a financial education activity for your organization, contact FinancialEducation@regions.com.