Welcome to Kansas City Saves
All across the metro area, people just like you are proving that building wealth isn't dependent on the size of your paycheck. As members of Kansas City Saves, they are setting financial goals, paying down debt, and taking control of their financial future. Kansas City Saves is a partner with Bank On Save Up Kansas City. Together, we are assisting Kansas City’s “unbanked” or “underbanked” households to open checking and personal savings accounts, build a credit history, gain access to lower-cost sources of credit, and invest in their future. Visit their website www.bankonsaveupkc.org to learn more. So don’t wait any longer…enroll in Kansas City Saves today!
Saving Strategies
Building wealth starts when you set a goal and make a plan to reach that goal. Whatever goal you choose – whether it’s buying a car, buying a house, or getting out from under your debts – learn about proven savings strategies and get simple tips on the best ways to save. Click on the links below to learn how to:
Great News
Did you know that you can schedule a free and confidential one-on-one counseling session, with a certified counselor, to receive an action plan to assist you in achieving your financial goals? Click Here to visit our Apprisen Financial Advocates Website to find out how to get and stay on track with your money.

Meet a Saver

For Johnnie Lovett, a Young Illinois Saver, saving has been a habit since he was a teenager. “As a teenager, I was responsible for buying certain things with my allowance,” the Illinois State University junior said. “I found out I wasn’t always able to buy the things I wanted.” His parents introduced him to the concepts of budgeting, saving, and money management. He has taken that advice to heart and is now regularly saving. Read his story.
Ask Kansas City Saves
Do you have a specific financial question? We have a unique panel of experts who are waiting to answer your questions!
Savings Tips
Everyone knows that saving your change is an easy way to begin on your savings journey. But by only using paper money, when you pay cash, can add more change to your savings bucket!!
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