NH Highlights MyMoney.gov Resources for Financial Literacy

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Published April 2nd, 2026

Detected April 3rd, 2026

Summary

The New Hampshire Banking Department announced Financial Empowerment Month by highlighting MyMoney.gov federal resources for financial literacy. The announcement directs consumers, educators, and researchers to the federal website for information on topics including household economics and decision-making.

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The New Hampshire Banking Department issued an informational announcement highlighting MyMoney.gov resources during Financial Empowerment Month (April). The announcement promotes the federal financial literacy website covering topics for teachers, youth, and researchers, including studies on household economics. This is an awareness campaign with no new regulatory requirements or compliance obligations.

No action is required from regulated entities. This announcement does not impose any new obligations, deadlines, or penalties. Financial institutions and consumers may reference MyMoney.gov for general financial literacy resources.

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Financial Empowerment Month: MyMoney.gov has information and resources on many topics to improve your financial literacy

Announcement For Immediate Release Posted: April 02, 2026

Contact Ian Clark, Public Information Officer
(603) 271-4865 | ian.m.clark@banking.nh.gov

Financial Empowerment Month: MyMoney.gov has information and resources on many topics to improve your financial literacy

During April's Financial Empowerment Month campaign the New Hampshire Banking Department will be highlighting resources to help you learn more about financial literacy topics that can help you and your loved ones with finances.

MyMoney.gov is a federal website with information on topics for teachers and educators, young children and young adults, researchers (for things like studies on subjects such as household economics and decision making) and more. Check out MyMoney.gov for a full rundown of April's Financial Literacy Month (as it is known nationally) activities and events.