Financial Champions
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Financial Champions, a curriculum for youth in grades 7-9, examines money personalities and communication styles, financial decision-making, needs and wants and how to plan for financial success. Topics include budgeting, saving, spending, credit, maintaining a checking account, and advertising. Two Student Workbooks, a Helper's Guide and Web activity provide activities and meeting suggestions.
- Provider
- Extension Distribution Center
- Author
- Design Team with Leaders Marilyn Furry & Claudia Mincemoyer
- Price
- $3.99
- Published / Released Year
- 2002
- Format and Delivery
- Physical Product
- Resource Type
- Comprehensive Curricula, Programs, Systems, Courses., Workbook/Activity Sheet
- Target Audience
- Middle Grades, High School
- Languages
- English
- Contact Information
- 814-863-7428
- Jump$tart Standards
- No
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