Teaches the basic elements of financial wellbeing and how to build the foundation to achieve and sustain long-term financial success. Introduces the six principles of money and the strategies to apply these principles.

Immerses teens in the process of financial planning by defining concrete goals, identifying their values, and then constructing a plan to implement their goals through meaningful practices, including weighing needs and wants, avoiding peer pressure, and understanding the importance of a budget.

Focuses on financial recordkeeping as a sound financial practice, reinforces prioritization of wants and needs, and challenges teens and young adults to develop a budget considering cash flow and personal spending choices.

Challenges participants to think beyond their immediate horizon and explore long-term savings. Students embark on real-world applications of how to increase savings and calculate compound interest.

Gives participants the skills needed to correctly choose and open accounts and use a checking account. Participants explore the different roles bank employees play in the financial process and investigate different account types.

This lesson walks students through the process of getting credit, analyzing good and bad credit, and how to manage and harm one’s credit.

This lesson tackles all of these key issues as young adults work through the process of decoding credit card offers and explore the real difference between debit and credit.

Teaches how financial ratios apply to everyday situations and shows that understanding debt-to-income, debt-to-asset, and debt-to-limit will strengthen their abilities to make wise financial decisions.

Explores basic concepts young adults need to know about investment vehicles and the tools needed to create the future they envision for themselves.

This lesson empowers students with crucial knowledge needed to launch the business of their dreams while doing so smartly.