Youth Home - Hands on Banking - Financial Education
WEBLearn about money, banking, budgeting, investing, jobs and credit with Hands on Banking, a non-commercial program for youth, families and educators. Explore lesson plans, courses, activities and quizzes in English and Spanish.
YFL
WEBYFL is a non-profit organization that provides financial education and scholarships to young persons. Learn how to apply for over $2.2 million in scholarship funds and access the FamilyMint™ program.
Financial Capability & Literacy - Youth.gov
WEBLearn how to help youth develop financial skills and well-being through education and resources. Find publications, tools, and tips from federal agencies and experts on topics such as credit, savings, and scams.
Youth financial education - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
WEBLearn how to teach financial literacy to children and youth with CFPB's interdisciplinary, age-appropriate activities, curriculum reviews, and research. Find materials for parents, educators, and libraries to support financial capability development.
Money Smart for Young People - FDIC
WEBMay 22, 2024 · FDIC Money Smart for Young People features four free age-appropriate curricula that promote financial understanding and are specifically designed for pre-kindergarten through 12th grade educators. Each curriculum includes: An educator guide, student handouts, and powerpoint slides. Multiple …
Facts About Youth Financial Knowledge & Capability
WEBIndividuals in low-income households can lack access to financial services. Absent suitable consumer protection and school-based K-12 financial education, youth in low-income households as adults can fall victim to scams, high-interest rate loans, and debt.
Financial Literacy for All - Operation HOPE
WEBFinancial Literacy for All is a 10-year initiative to reach millions of youth and working adults by making financial literacy fun, engaging them where they live, work and celebrate.
WEBIn this section, the Bureau highlights two important considerations when using research to inform decisions: (1) understanding the study type and the benefits and disadvantages of each study method, and (2) how to define effectiveness in youth financial education.
Learn about the building blocks of financial capability
WEBYouth financial capability skills grow over time and are key to achieving adult financial well-being. Learn how CFPB's three building blocks of financial capability help teachers of all grade levels and subject areas go beyond traditional financial literacy education.
Teach the building blocks of financial capability
WEBLearn how to use the building blocks framework to integrate financial education across K–12 education and help students develop skills and knowledge for adult financial well-being. Find classroom activities, assessments, resources, and teaching techniques from CFPB and other sources.