This benefit is only available to members of AFGE. If you are a member of AFGE, please login to the Members Only section. If you are not a member, but would like to find out how to become one, please visit the Join AFGE section.
AFGE members are worried about financial security every day – about credit card debt, retirement, and college tuition.
It’s time to replace worry with education. Members are entitled to take a no-cost course from AFGE’s partner, Grantham University, on personal financial management. Grantham University is an accredited university, founded in 1951. The course is 100% online so you can complete it anywhere you have Internet access.
Once members pass the no-cost course, they will have the tools they need to get –and stay –on a strong financial foundation. Plus: when a member passes the course, you immediately earn 3 hours of college credit!
This incredible opportunity is limited to the first 1,000 AFGE members who apply – so don't delay and reserve your spot now.
Course topics include:
Through the course members will gain a solid foundation on which to build a financial future, and be able to work together with loved ones to make knowledgeable, healthy financial decisions that will benefit the whole family.
Toll-free Benefits Line:
(888) 844-2343
Programs are subject to change.
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