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Zogo App:

Get Paid to Boost Your Financial Literacy

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What is Zogo?

Zogo is a free gamified financial literacy learning app that rewards users for completing bite-sized lessons on intelligently saving, spending, and managing their money.

There are more than 900 modules with different topics, ranging from opening a credit union account to saving for retirement – and everything in between. There’s something for all ages, 13 and up!

By completing modules, taking interactive five-question quizzes, and participating in daily trivia games, you earn virtual “pineapples” that can be used to redeem $5 gift cards to one of your favorite stores!

Get Started!

1. Download the free Zogo App on your mobile device.


Or enter your phone number here to have the link sent straight to your phone.

2. Create an account using your phone number, Apple, or Google accounts

3. Enter your institution access code: ECSFCU

4. Start Learning!

 

Learn More About How Zogo Works

Zogo Introduction Video

Advertisement for financial literacy app Zogo and the QR code and access code to begin using this app

Members LoveECSFCU!

  • Dr. Patrick Keeley

    East County Schools Federal Credit Union has been an valuable partner to Mountain Empire Unified School District. Their consistent presence and support of our staff and district reflects a deep commitment to public education and to the communities we serve. From providing accessible financial services and financial literacy opportunities to sponsoring district events and recognizing employees, East County Schools Federal Credit Union has demonstrated that they are a true partner.

    Their investment in our employees and our schools has strengthened morale, supported professional growth, and reinforced the strong community connections that define MEUSD. We are grateful for their partnership and their unwavering support over the past ten years.

    Dr. Patrick Keeley, Superintendent of Mountain Empire Unified School District