In times of increasing financial uncertainty, the phrase "as safe as money in the bank" has a comforting sound. This program presents the benefits of basic financial services, such as a savings account and a checking account, while explaining the differences between banks, savings and loans, and credit unions. No one is ever too young—or too well-off—to put aside some money for the future. A Meridian Production. (12 minutes)

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