Saving and Investing for Students
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SAVING AND INVESTING FOR STUDENTS is a booklet that helps students get started on a long-term financial plan. It covers the basics of setting goals, assessing your current situation, and explains investment types & risks and steps to take to check the background of investment professionals, and the licensing and registration of investment firms.
- Provider
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
- Price
- Free
- Published / Released Year
- 2011
- Format and Delivery
- Online Accessible
- Resource Type
- Websites or Web Portals
- Target Audience
- Middle Grades, High School, College/Postsecondary
- Languages
- English
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
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GET ON THE ROAD TO INVESTING contains digital resources to help students learn how to invest over the long term. Investing Road Trip is a simulation that explores fundamentals like diversification, compound interest, and risk. Playing The Long Game is a simulation that allows students to invest $1,000 in the S&P 500, follow the market, and dec...
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This slide set was developed as part of the When I’m 65 program and is designed to be used with the “Starting to Save for Retirement” booklet The content is designed to educate adults ages 25–40 who are just starting their careers and/or who are approaching their prime earning years.
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STARTING TO SAVE FOR RETIREMENT is an Action Guide that explores 4 key steps: Start saving what you can today to give your money time to grow, Learn about retirement savings options, Choose investments based on your timeline and risk tolerance, and Select a financial advisor. Videos and Facilitator Slides also available.
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DOLLARSFROMSENSE.COM is an interactive website that instructs college students and young adults on the basics of personal finance and investing. It encourages smart financial decisions early in adulthood. They learn the dangers of credit card debt, accomplishing their short and long-term goals, and the basics of saving, investing, and retirement.
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