Financial Literacy

Financial Literacy Program

Topics Our Program Will Cover

Creating a Budget

Needs vs. Wants

My Savings Plan

Avoiding Frauds and Scams

Credit Cards

Why Credit Is Important and How It Works

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Financial literacy is important because it equips us with the knowledge and skills we need to manage money effectively.

The start of a person’s financial literacy journey is undeniably important and critical to their financial successes in the future. Learning the fundamental basics of financial prowess begins as kids–saving up allowances, controlling impulsive buys, finding ways to make money through chores and lemonade stands, etc. Having the proper skills and knowledge about what to do with money and how to use it wisely at a young age is key to a good financial grasp for the future. This program is also for adults who suffered financial issues in their adult years.

We Make Financial Literacy Fun To Learn

K.E.E.P uses  an innovative learning method created by Visa that strikes a balance between education and entertainment. Students can learn financial lessons without feeling like they’re studying, and edutainment can help them retain the information better. According to a 2013 study commissioned by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, students who played educational games in addition to the standard curriculum performed better on tests than students who didn’t.

Here are a few simple ways your child  and parents can learn about money.

Interactive Financial Games

Cash Puzzler
Put the pieces of the puzzle back together to complete the image of a dollar bill. Choose between puzzles and learn fun facts about money.

Kids’ Finance Word Search
Play a money-themed word search game, and build your financial vocabulary.

Money Metropolis
Learn about earning and saving money for a goal by exploring this online neighborhood – complete tasks to earn virtual money, to be spent in the virtual stores.

Peter Pig’s Money Counter
In this interactive game, kids practice identifying, counting and saving money while learning fun facts about U.S. currency.

TitleMax® Money Knowledge Games
Links to online games, quizzes, and worksheets that can help students gain a better understanding of money.

Financial Football
This fast-paced, interactive game engages students who are football fans while teaching them personal finance skills.

Cash Calculators
The Mint Cash Calculator will help you plan a way to manage your cash based on four buckets: Save. Spend. Invest. Give.

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