Youth Personal Finance Program
Prepare Students to Build a Financially Secure Future
Personal Finance Training That Builds Lifelong Success
Financial literacy is a critical skill that most people are never taught, leaving them unprepared to manage their money effectively. Our Personal Finance Learning Track empowers students to take control of their financial future by teaching them practical skills like budgeting, saving, and investing.
Preparing Students to Master Money Management
Through this course, students learn how to earn and manage money, automate their finances, and create a budget that supports their goals. They’ll understand the key difference between saving and investing, how to prioritize financial habits like paying themselves first, and how to spend on what they love without guilt. The program concludes with students presenting their automated savings and investing plans, showcasing their readiness to achieve their second-to-none life.
The Personal Finance Track Course Outline
Real Results from the 220
Personal Finance Track
more confident in their ability to achieve their financial goals.
more confident in their understanding of paying themselves first and its importance for their financial future.
more confident about the fundamental money categories such as assets, liabilities, earning, saving, investing and spending.
more confident in their ability to use the power of compound interest and automation to help them achieve financial goals.
more confident in their ability to learn about and present on challenging topics.
What Students Had to Say After Completing This Track
“I’ve improved my saving. With saving 10–20%, I’ve been able to save up more in a short amount of time. This has impacted the way I see myself and my goals because with building a financial roadmap, I’ve been able to take a better look at how I need to handle my finances.”
“This course is helping me be more responsible especially since I have a child. This course is helping me reach my goals in life without going broke, helping me make smart moves.”
“I’m proud that I can walk away from 220 with a better sense of mind in regard to conserving and utilizing my finances for the years to come in my life.”
“This has helped me better assess my goals, both long- and short-term. I now realize ways I can improve my spending habits, increase my income, and plan for emergencies and special occasions.”
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