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Zogo Finance

Gamified financial education app for young adults

Who is Zogo Finance?

Zogo helps credit unions educate, engage and attract young people. Backed by behavioral science research at Duke University, its gamified financial literacy app teaches sound financial fundamentals and rewards users for learning. Their mission is to make personal finance fun, simple, and social. Founded by Gen Zers, Zogo understands what it takes to reach the younger generation.

How a strategic alliance with Zogo Finance benefits credit unions

Help your members and community learn sound financial practices with a gamified app that has more than 300 educational modules, some of which teach about the credit union difference. Credit unions co-brand the app with their logo and customized lessons as well as collect actionable data on the interests of the younger generation.

Why choose Zogo Finance

Users of the platform report stronger loyalty to your credit union, interest in opening an account (if non-members), and increased financial literacy. Zogo rewards your members for learning about finances while connecting you to your next generation of members. Offer Zogo to your members and community for a well-rounded educational experience that’s a big value-add for your current (and future) members, young and old.

Connect with Zogo Finance

Talk to one of our CUNA Strategic Services alliance managers to learn more about Zogo Finance. We’ll help you identify and evaluate the best solution for your credit union. 

Zogo Finance has exclusive pricing and solutions reserved for CUNA Strategic Services and the credit unions and leagues we work with.

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Explore tips to leverage smartphones to bolster member and community engagement.

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Learn how financial education can work for your credit union and your community.

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NEFCU Case Study: Innovating Financial Literacy

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October 23, 2023

Learn how Zogo has supported New England Federal Credit Union in reaching its financial education programming goals.

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Diamond Credit Union: How to Engage and Educate Gen Z Through Zogo

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Learn how Zogo has supported Diamond Credit Union in reaching its financial education programming goals.

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Four Easy Ways to Measure the Impact of Financial Education

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October 19, 2023

Learn how to quantify the essential impact of financial education programs with four simple tips from Zogo.

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How to Create Meaningful Relationships With Schools

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The back-to-school season isn't just important for students – it's an essential opportunity for your credit union to reimagine how you engage with schools in your community. But you don't have to reinvent the wheel alone.

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How to Unlock the Power of Data-Driven Education

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Financial education programming is largely thought of as primarily benefiting members, but the advantages it yields for your credit union can be equally impactful.

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Unlocking the Power of Financial Education

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May 22, 2023

Financial education has the power to transform not only your community but your credit union itself, too. However, the truth is most of today's financial education programs just aren't working, as evidenced by decreasing financial literacy rates. To yield the benefits that financial education creates, like more active and loyal members, it's time to reimagine your programming.