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Looking Out for the Good: Zions Bank visits 5th graders to teach financial fundamentals


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SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Representative Sandra Hollins and Zions Bank CEO Paul Burdiss visited 5th graders at Guadalupe School to teach them about taking control of their financial futures. This is all a part of Zions Bank's mission to teach classrooms across Utah and Idaho about the fundamentals of saving, budgeting, and smart money management. After the lesson, Burdiss and Hollins joined students in planting a tree as a symbolic gesture of how small habits can grow into a strong financial future. [gallery ids="767499,767500,767501"]

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