Everfi

The infographic compares building a financial education program in-house with partnering with an established education platform, considering scale, measurable impact, and access.

The page discusses how financial institutions can support the next generation of banking customers through K–12 financial education sponsorships.

Fraud remains one of the most pressing risks facing financial institutions, costing U.S. banks and credit unions billions annually. The FTC received fraud reports from 2.6 million consumers in 2023, with losses totaling more than $10 billion—a 14% increase over the previous year.

Everfi’s mission is to empower students, support consumers’ financial well-being, and enhance workplace learning for organizations nationwide.

The company connects financial institutions and businesses with schools and communities through financial education, life skills education, and workplace compliance training, and supports organizations in building workplace cultures.

The company works to make education accessible from grade school classrooms to executive boardrooms and empowers purpose-driven companies to direct impact in their communities.

The company empowers purpose-driven companies and organizations to create impact at scale on issues they consider important, with the stated aims of improving lives, fueling change, and achieving stronger business results.

The page describes how connecting a brand with students, teachers, and communities can influence future leaders, decision makers, and consumers, while building trust and brand equity and delivering measurable impact.

Turn Learning into Opportunity
— and Opportunity into a Better Future.

EverFi, LLC’s COPPA Privacy Policy addresses the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information from children under 13 who take courses through Everfi’s website and services, and is designed to comply with COPPA.

Everfi, LLC’s privacy policy explains what personal information it collects, why it collects it, and how it is used and shared.

The agreement between users and EverFi, LLC (also called Everfi or ComplyEQ) defines “you” as users and, where applicable, the school, district, or organization providing access.

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