The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America has launched Money Management for Life program, as part of the company’s commitment towards financial literacy.
The program, in collaboration with community colleges across the US, offers a for-credit course to help educate students with the skills and knowledge required to manage their personal finances.
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Piloted at three community colleges in Connecticut, the Money Management for Life program is Guardian’s official Clinton Global Initiative Commitment to Action.
Guardian president and chief executive officer Deanna Mulligan said that the company understands how critically important it is for people to have the foundational knowledge and skills they need to make the right financial decisions for themselves and their families.
"We’re excited to be able to create a classroom experience – with the help of our partner community colleges – that enables students to explore the real-world scenarios that could impact their financial well-being throughout their lives and to empower them with the skills they need to be financially savvy consumers," Mulligan added.
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