ALBURQUERQUE, N.M. - (10/21/04) -- Volunteers from 13 credit unionswill an across the state this week, visiting 56 elementary schoolsto teach basic financial skills to help celebrate InternationalCredit Union Week. The educational campaign, organized by he CUAssociation of New Mexico, will reach 12 communities as almost1,700 young students. The focus on the educational sessions will beon savings and budgeting skills.
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