05/05/2026
April was Financial Literacy Month, and it reminds us that the habits shaping our financial futures are built in every season.
Spring captures something true about money: the seeds planted today won’t be harvested tomorrow, but with steady effort, patience, and the right knowledge, they can grow into lasting security. That steady progress is what financial literacy is really about.
This month, we focused on the fundamentals — budgeting, saving, planning ahead, and helping young Kansans understand money before life demands it of them. These aren’t complicated ideas. They’re practical ones. And in my experience, practical is exactly what people need.
No one wants jargon or complexity, they want guidance they can trust and steps they can actually take. That reality shapes what we do in the Treasurer’s Office.
Whether we’re helping Kansans save for education, prepare for homeownership, access better financial tools, or reclaim property that’s rightfully theirs, our mission is to empower Kansans to make informed decisions with confidence.
It is a privilege to serve you as your State Treasurer.
April was Financial Literacy Month, and it reminds us that the habits shaping our financial futures are built in every season.