Money Smarts - A Guide to Financial Literacy

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Level: Middle School, High School
Topic: Life Skills

Product Type: Book - 30 pages
Level: High School

Too many students graduate from high school with solid academic skills but with little understanding of money management. Creating a budget, building credit, taxes, investing, and paying for college are just a few of the topics covered in this new book. Give your students the information they need to manage their personal finances and to make smart financial decisions.

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Product Type: Book - 30 pages
Level: High School

Help your students build financial literacy! Too many students graduate from high school with little understanding of how to manage their personal finances. With this valuable resource, students can learn about managing their finances before they’ve found themselves with too much credit card debt or a student loan they can’t repay. Topics include: creating a budget, building credit, taxes, investing, paying for college, and much more. Written in concise, easy-to-understand language, this book will empower your students to make smart financial decisions today, and in the years to come.

Suggested Uses:	Topics Covered:
Student Conferences Guidance/School Counseling Offices TRiO Programs (Talent Search, Upward Bound) Life Skills Programs and Courses College and Career Centers GED Programs Financial Literacy Class	Choosing a bank Checking accounts Savings accounts Certificate of deposit Bank fees Interest Loans Needs vs. wants Spending tips Debit cards Credit cards Credit limits Credit card interest Prepaid cards Mobile payments Personal checks Cash Building good credit Credit score Creating a budget Employee benefits Paying taxes	Paychecks and pay stubs Federal Tax State Tax W-2 Investing Bonds Stocks Mutual funds 401(k) plans Insurance Deductibles Paying for college Financial Aid Grants Scholarships Work Study FAFSA College loans Cutting college costs