DES MOINES, Iowa– Curql Collective, a CUSO that acts as a venture capital fund backed by credit unions, has announced the addition of Ever Green 3C to its “fintech ecosystem.”
As a new subscriber, Curql Collective said Ever Green 3C will offer subscribing and investor credit unions its innovative solutions designed to help credit unions deepen relationships with members.
Ever Green 3C provides financial education resources to help credit unions build financial literacy for members and communities through interactive web, mobile, or in-person content. Created by certified financial educators and branded to each credit union, Ever Green 3C's content is specifically geared toward teens and young adults to help credit unions forge deeper member relationships with this up-and-coming demographic, Curql Collective said.
"Credit unions play a vital role in the financial well-being of their members and communities, and providing education is one way we can support them in achieving their financial goals," says Susi Elkins, President of Ever Green 3C. "We are thrilled to be a part of Curql's fintech ecosystem and connect with credit unions looking for an innovative financial wellness solution."
‘Top-Notch Resources’
Curql Collective President and CEO Nick Evens said, “The resources provided by Ever Green 3C are top notch. Financial literacy is an important issue, and Ever Green 3C is well equipped to support Curql credit unions in providing valuable financial education for their members, especially those credit unions that seek to engage with a younger audience.”
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