Tyler Chew tells "How to Plan and Save for the Future after Graduating High School"

Tyler Chew, who graduated from high school last June discussed how business needs to get involved with our young students learn what to expect upon graduation from high school.  He explained that our schools are not preparing them and when the students graduate are left to their own survival. Tyler felt very fortunate that he was part of a program with SAFE Credit Union where they opened a branch office at his high school, one of two in the Sacramento area.  He ran that branch at the high school during his senior year and through that learned about credit and the importance of good credit, how to balance a bank account, and many other important functions that the average business person takes for granted.  Tyler now works for SAFE Credit Union in Placer County and is part of a program that has been developed by that organization to mentor students on the importance of good business practices.  East Sacramento Rotary has discussed how we too can get involved in this program.