Left to right: Susan Lapierre, SVP of community relations & Community Reinvestment Act officer for Cambridge Savings Bank; Karen Kindle, SVP business & consumer banking for Cambridge Savings Bank; U.S. Rep. Mike Capuano; Shelia Burch, Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center client services supervisor, and Evan Diamond, financial education program manager for Cambridge Savings Bank.U.S. Rep. Michael E. Capuano of Massachusetts’ 8th congressional district recently addressed a group of children at a financial education event hosted by Cambridge Savings Bank for homeless families at the Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center in Cambridge.

The event was part of a months-long initiative by the bank that coupled the American Banking Association’s "Teaching Children to Save" program with their own CSBsmart financial education program to help teach kindergarten age children in Eastern Massachusetts the ABC’s of finance.

Capuano told the children that financial education "might be the most important thing" they ever learn, according to a statement.

Cambridge Savings Bank’s Karen Kindle read the children a book about savings, and participants later joined in an interactive program about the value of saving.

 

Capuano, Cambridge Savings Teach Kids To Save

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