Members and Partners | NJCFE

Members and Partners

Members of the NJCFE include the following public and private organizations:

Affinity Federal Credit Union

American Credit Alliance, Inc.Boys’ Club of New York

Centers for Financial Education, a division of MMI

Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States

Creditworthy Inc

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Delaware Valley

Cuban American National Council

efinanceportal.com

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Federal Reserve System

Felt Financial Group

Financial Planning Association of New Jersey (FPA-NJ)

Housing Partnership of Morris Count

Investors Savings Bank

Junior Achievement of New Jersey

Lighthouse Credit Foundation

Members United Corporate Federal Credit Union

Money Management International (MMI)

National Staff Development Council

NJ Association of Family and Consumer Sciences

N J Bankruptcy Lawyers Foundation

NJ Department of Banking and Insurance

NJ Department of Community Affairs

NJ Department of Education

NJ Division of Pensions and Benefits

NJ Education Association

NJ Financial Literacy Awareness Network

NJ Higher Education Assistance Authority

NJ League of Community Bankers

NJ School-Age Care Coalition

NJ Society of Certified Public Accountants

Retirement Solutions Foundation

Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Rutgers Cooperative Extension

Susquehanna Patriot Bank

The Provident Bank

Youth Consultation Service

Did You Know?

Recently Arthur C. Brooks wrote an article in the Op-Ed Section of the Wall Street Journal in which he recalled the now famous 1972 Stamford psychologist who did an ingenious experiment. He placed a marshmallow in front of young children and told them if they wait fifteen minutes before eating the marshmallow they would receive a second one as a reward. Thus, for the investment of fifteen minutes they could have two marshmallows instead of one. About two thirds of the children failed the experiment as they desired immediate gratification and gobbled up the single marshmallow right away. What are we doing to teach our children to save?