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Financial Literacy for Children and Teens

Youth & Money

Did you know 49% of adults and 94% of students surveyed don't understand basic money concepts? Find a wealth of on-line resources to teach financial education to youth, including free publications, lesson plans, and other information. About the program...

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Youth, Parents, and Educators

  
 

Take advantage of these educational tools and resources to help strengthen individual and family financial literacy:

  

Features  
 
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Financial Literacy: What's New in Credit and Debt?

This CD is great for teaching teens about credit, debt, and budgeting. Handouts, quizzes, links and more.
 

Educational Offerings  
 

To schedule these trainings, contact our Youth & Money Educators. Learn more about these offerings.

  • Managing College Life: Your Money, Your Housing, Your Future
  • Hands on Banking teacher workshop
  • High School Financial Planning Program (HSFFP)
  • Financial Fitness for Life
  • Learning, Earning & Investing
  • Customized Youth and Money Trainings
  • 4-H Consumer Decision Making
  


Contact Information

Patricia Olson
Area Program Leader
Family Resource Management
290 McNeal Hall, 1985 Buford Ave
St. Paul, MN 55108
Phone: 612-624-1786
Fax: 612-625-6285
pdolson@umn.edu

Program Team
Get to know the Youth & Money Team Educators
 
 
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