In celebration of Credit Education Month, Credit One Bank has partnered with award-winning artist and entertainment icon Jennifer Hudson to launch Cards on the Table, a new educational game designed to make credit knowledge more accessible, engaging, and practical for consumers of all ages.
The initiative reflects a shared commitment to financial literacy. Hudson, a mother and long-time advocate for education, highlighted the importance of equipping young people with essential financial knowledge. She noted that credit education is rarely taught in schools, making tools like Cards on the Table especially important for helping the next generation understand how credit works and why responsible use matters.
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Available as a free download, the game is part of Credit One Bank’s broader effort to empower consumers with actionable knowledge about credit. Through interactive features and approachable content, players learn about topics such as the benefits of AutoPay, the difference between credit reports and credit scores, and the long-term impact of responsible or irresponsible credit behavior. The game also includes trivia, strategic thought starters, and practical tips designed to strengthen everyday financial habits.
To extend its impact beyond gameplay, Credit One Bank is pledging to donate $50 for every download of Cards on the Table, up to $10,000, to Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada. This commitment supplements an additional $40,000 donation in recognition of Credit Education Month. Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada, the nation’s largest organization dedicated to preparing youth for future success, will use the funds to continue delivering programs that foster financial literacy and informed decision-making.
Michelle Jackson, President and CEO of Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada, emphasized that education is transformative, opening doors and changing lives. The partnership, she said, demonstrates the meaningful impact that can occur when organizations collaborate around a shared mission.
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The game builds upon Credit One Bank’s ongoing educational efforts, including its 2025 Credit Wreckers campaign. That initiative used creative, character-driven storytelling to highlight common credit mistakes in a relatable and memorable way. Cards on the Table extends this approach, incorporating the iconic Credit Wreckers into an interactive learning experience that encourages smarter financial behaviors.
Amber Greenwalt, Senior Vice President of Brand and Advertising at Credit One Bank, explained that the bank believes access to credit should always be paired with education on how to use it responsibly. By blending access with engaging, easy-to-understand tools, the company aims to help consumers particularly those building or rebuilding credit gain the confidence and knowledge needed to achieve long-term financial momentum.
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With this latest initiative, Credit One Bank and Jennifer Hudson are turning credit education into something more approachable, interactive, and impactful reinforcing the idea that understanding credit is not just important, but empowering.
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