Featured Articles
Understanding Corporate Finance
Understand the financial decisions a company makes...
Some not so common terms used in the banking industry...
Extreme Budgeting: Is it for You?
Simple budgeting may not be enough when times are tough...
Saving Money Tips & Ideas
How to Beat the Rising Cost of Fuel
Options for Paying for College
Tips for the Best Financial Health
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Investing and Financial Planning
Featured Lessons
Paying Taxes
It's tax season. Students learn about paying taxes in our Paying Taxes Lessons category.
Multiply Decimals and Calculate Costs
Students will learn how to multiply decimals to calculate costs. In our Money Math Lessons category.
Careers: Botanist
Learn what botanists are and how a person can become one. In our Career Planning Lessons category.
Basic Money Skills Lessons
Checking Accounts & Checkbooks
Learn personal finance & money management skills with check writing and checking accounts in Saving & Investing.
Teaching Elementary Money Skills
Teaching and learning money worksheets in Counting Money Lessons and Worksheets.
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Use our worksheets, lessons, and activities for teaching money, business, and life skills.
Informational Resources
articles, tutorials, and related resources...
Useful personal finance information, articles, advice, and tips to help you with your own spending, financial planning, career, business, and other life events.
Lessons, Lesson Plans, Worksheets
teaching lessons for teaching money skills...
Lessons, lesson plans worksheets, and other material for teaching, learning, and understanding money related skills, personal finance, business, careers, and life skills.
Kids and Money
teaching and learning money skills...
Financial lessons, allowance tips, and kids making money ideas. Financial literacy and life skills for every child.
Fun Money Fact of the Day
A place for printing of U.S. currency can be traced as far back as August 29, 1862, to a single room in the basement of the Main Treasury Building where two men and four women separated and sealed by hand $1 and $2 U.S. notes.
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