March 31, 2023 (Sacramento, CA) – Receivables Management Association International (RMAI) provides a digital consumer resource for financial success: FinancialLiteracy.Rocks (http://financialliteracy.rocks/).  RMAI is committed to protecting consumers and helping them reach their financial goals, manage debt, and create a stronger economic future for themselves one financial decision at a time.  This website gathers helpful resources together for ease of access and discovery.  FinancialLiteracy.Rocks debuted in 2019 and is updated with new resources on an ongoing basis.

Financial capability includes the education and understanding of financial topics related to managing personal finance, money, and investing.  Financial capability also encompasses financial principles and concepts, such as financial planning, debt management, saving, retirement, and managing expenses, that will allow people to improve their financial future.

FinancialLiteracy.Rocks encourages everyone from beginning learners through experienced consumers to navigate topics on financial literacy grouped by audience and topic. The website features a variety of tools, guides, videos, instructional programs, interactive games, and comprehensive overviews.

By Audience:

Kids

Young Adults

College Students & New Grads

Couples

Adults

Parents

Service Members

Business

Seniors

By Topic:

Credit & Debt

Savings & Budgeting

Expenses

Credit Score

Loans

Investments

Vehicle

Housing

Retirement

“RMAI is committed to consumer financial education, during Financial Capability Month and throughout the year.  We believe in upholding the highest ethical standards for the receivables management industry, as evidenced by our Receivables Management Certification Program entering its 10th year,” said RMAI Executive Director, Jan Stieger.  “FinancialLiteracy.Rocks is a helpful resource for consumers to learn about managing their money to increase their savings and reduce their debt.”

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About Receivables Management Association International

Receivables Management Association International (RMAI) is a nonprofit trade association representing more than 600 businesses that support the purchase, sale, and collection of performing and nonperforming receivables on the secondary market. The RMAI Receivables Management Certification Program and Code of Ethics set the global standard within the receivables industry due to the rigorous uniform standards of best practice which focus on protecting consumers.

More information about RMAI is available at www.rmaintl.org.