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Showmehowtosave.com Delivers an Innovative, Interactive Way for Young Adults to Learn About Financial Life Skills and Financial Products

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Recently launched mobile ready website ShowMeHowToSave.com is a tool for young adults to learn about financial matters

Scranton, PA (PRWEB) December 04, 2012

Pennsylvania credit union, Penn East Federal Credit Union, launches ShowMeHowToSave.com, a mobile ready website dedicated to an innovative and interactive way for young adults to learn about money and how to manage it.

Sensing a need for financial literacy among young adults, Penn East Federal Credit Union put together a financial handbook which spurred the development of the website. “We offer many services that are beneficial to young adults and wanted to create a way to get the message out,” says Katelyn McManamon, Marketing Manager for Penn East Federal Credit Union.

ShowMeHowToSave.com demonstrates in easy to follow pictures how to write a check, setup a budget, how to read a debit card, apply for a student loan and how to sign up for mobile and online banking. The site also boasts an introductory video.

Penn East Federal Credit Union is a full service financial institution with three locations throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania. Penn East Federal Credit Union has been safeguarding family assets since 1938 and funds deposited are insured up to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), an agency of the federal government.

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Showmehowtosave.com is a mobile ready website designed for young adults by Penn East Federal Credit Union. Penn East Federal Credit Union is headquartered in Scranton, Pennsylvania with open membership to the residents and workers of Lackawanna, Luzerne and Wyoming Counties.

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