8 Resources Found
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VENTURE - ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPEDITION is a curriculum designed to teach students to think entrepreneurially. This student program isn't just about teaching kids business terminology. Students develop a personalized plan for their own business, including financing, marketing, and market research, along with a roadmap for academic and career success.
- FREE
- Single-Topic Curricula, Lessons
- Middle Grades, High School
- Advertising, Budget, Business And Profit, Careers, Entrepreneur, Expenses, Financial Decision Making, Financial Goals, Financial Plan, Income, Spending, Taxes
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MARKETPLACES is a gamified digital learning experience designed to equip students with an understanding of how the market works and the confidence to participate in it. Students blend economic concepts with investing topics to learn how the government, corporations, and individuals come together to participate the financial marketplace.
- FREE
- Single-Topic Curricula, Lessons
- High School
- Business And Profit, Debt, Diversification, Economics, Entrepreneur, Governement Goods And Services, Government Regulation, Investment Risk, Investments, Investment Strategies, Investment Terms, Investor Education, Markets, Stock And Bond, Stock Markets, Stocks
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PATHWAYS: FINANCING HIGHER EDUCATION is designed to prepare students to make wise financial decisions when considering how to best finance their higher education. Topics include student loans, financial aid, applying for FAFSA, and budgeting for responsible loan repayment.
- FREE
- Single-Topic Curricula, Lessons
- High School
- Bill Payment, Borrowing, College Costs, Communication About Money, Debt, Debt Management, Education, Financial Decision Making, Financial Plan, Financial Responsibility, Financial Tasks, Jobs, Loans, Rate Of Return, Student Loans
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KEYS TO YOUR FUTURE is a digital course created in partnership with UBS to help students identify goals related to their future and realize the steps they need to take in order to achieve them. It provides soft skill development, financial guidance, and transferable skills to help students plan and achieve personal goals.
- FREE
- Single-Topic Curricula, Lessons
- High School
- Careers, College Costs, Communication About Money, Financial Goals, Goals, Talents And Interests
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VAULT - UNDERSTANDING MONEY is an interactive new media program that introduces financial literacy skills early in a child's cognitive development and empowers them to cultivate good financial habits.
- FREE
- Comprehensive Curricula, Programs, Systems, Courses.
- Elementary Grades
- Banking, Careers, Credit Score, Debt, Earnings, Financial Decision Making, Financial Responsibility, Income, Insurance, Saving, Savings Account, Spending, Wants And Needs
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FUTURESMART is a simulation designed to engage middle school students in real-life finance and career planning decisions. Through story-based narratives, students are challenged to make choices to achieve goals around saving, education and career planning, and budgeting. FutureSmart is funded by the MassMutual Foundation.
- FREE
- Comprehensive Curricula, Programs, Systems, Courses.
- Middle Grades
- Alternatives And Consequences, Banking, Bill Paying Method, Bill Payment, Bonds, Borrowing, Budget, Business And Profit, Buying Goods And Services, Careers, Cash Flow, Checking Account, College Costs, Credit, Credit Cards, Creditworthiness, Debit Card, Debt, Earnings, Entrepreneur, Financial Decision Making, Financial Goals, Financial Planning, Identity Theft, Income, Insurance, Interest, Jobs, Money Management, Online, Payment Methods, Risk, Saving, Spending, Wages And Salary, Wants And Needs
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MONEY MOVES: MODERN BANKING & IDENTITY PROTECTION® is a digital course featuring four, 20-minute lessons that helps students manage their finances and stay safe while using online and mobile banking tools. Through interactive and immersive simulations, students learn about responsible use of virtual payment apps and online fraud prevention.
- FREE
- Single-Topic Curricula, Lessons
- High School
- Automated Teller Machine (Atm), Balancing A Checkbook, Banking, Bill Paying Method, Bill Payment, Budget, Checking Account, Consumer Protection Agencies, Consumer Protection Laws, Credit Cards, Debit Card, Debt, Expenses, Financial Decision Making, Financial Responsibility, Financial Tasks, Fraud, Identity Theft, Information Sources, Money Behavior, Online Banking Services, Payment Methods, Rights And Responsibilities, Savings Account
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FINANCIAL LITERACY FOR HIGH SCHOOL is a digital program designed to teach students how to make wise financial decisions to promote well-being over their lifetime. Interactive lessons help students develop actionable strategies for managing finances through problem-solving, self-reflection, and games that provide real-life scenarios.
- FREE
- Comprehensive Curricula, Programs, Systems, Courses.
- High School
- Alternatives And Consequences, Annual Percentage Rate (Apr), Automated Teller Machine (Atm), Automobile Insurance, Automobile Loan, Balancing A Checkbook, Banking, Bill Paying Method, Bill Payment, Bonds, Borrowing, Budget, Checking Account, College Costs, Compound Interest, Consumer Protection Agencies, Consumer Protection Laws, Credit, Credit Cards, Credit Costs, Credit Counseling, Credit Laws, Credit Problems, Credit Report, Credit Rights, Credit Score, Credit Sources, Creditworthiness, Debit Card, Debt, Debt Management, Diversification, Dividends, Earnings, Education, Employee Benefits, Employer Sponsored Savings Plan, Expenses, Financial Decision Making, Financial Goals, Financial Information, Financial Institutions, Financial Plan, Financial Planning, Financial Records, Financial Responsibility, Fraud, Health Insurance, Housing, Identity Theft, Individual Retirement Account (Ira), Information Sources, Insurance, Insurance Policy, Interest, Interest Rate, Investment Risk, Investments, Investment Strategies, Investment Terms, Leasing, Life Insurance, Loans, Markets, Stock And Bond, Money Management, Mortgages, Mutual Funds, Online Banking Services, Payday Loans, Payment Methods, Rate Of Return, Renter Insurance, Risk Management, Rule Of 72, Saving, Savings Account, Spending, Stock Markets, Stocks, Student Loans, Take-Home Pay, Taxes, Taxes On Investments, Time Value Of Money, Wages And Salary, Wants And Needs
