40 MONEY MANAGEMENT TIPS EVERY COLLEGE STUDENT SHOULD KNOW is a 28 page downloadable booklet that helps students get organized. It offers tips on financial aid, checking accounts, spending plans, dorms and apartments, savings, jobs and debt.
CASHCOURSE® is designed to provide financial education resources for colleges, to help cultivate positive money management habits in students. It’s online, free, noncommercial, and covers such topics as moving off campus, buying a car, studying abroad and avoiding over-spending.
NEFE FINANCIAL EDUCATION EVALUATION TOOLKIT is designed to help educators understand evaluation concepts and efficiently apply them to educational programs, so they can document the impact their programs have on students. Measuring the success of a program is essential for educators to ensure that financial education programs meet the needs of t...
NEFE HIGH SCHOOL FINANCIAL PLANNING PROGRAM® (HSFPP) is a comprehensive curriculum that includes six Student Guide booklets, an assortment of 45 - 90 minute lesson plans, presentation materials and slide decks, handouts, performance assessments and a growing collection of online resources. Topics include Money Management, Borrowing, Earning Pow...
SMART ABOUT MONEY (SAM) is a resource with informational articles, calculators, graphics, videos and tools. It includes a section on resources to assist with COVID-19 and personal finances, and also includes topics ranging from crisis and fraud, education and careers, family and finances, holidays and money, housing and transportation, insuranc...
THE EFFECTS OF K-12 FINANCIAL EDUCATION MANDATES ON STUDENT POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION OUTCOMES is a study, funded by a grant from NEFE to Montana State University, that examines how personal finance graduation requirements in high school change whether young adults attend college, the types of institutions attended, and the methods by which indiv...
YOUR SPENDING, YOUR SAVINGS, YOUR FUTURE: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO FINANCIAL READINESS is an all-in-one booklet about financial readiness that addresses financial goal setting, getting out of debt, using checking accounts and credit cards, monitoring and controlling spending, and boosting savings and investments.
