Financial Health/ Literacy RESOURCES
We’ve organized financial literacy resources to serve both individual learners (students, parents, adults) and facilitators/instructors (teachers, mentors, program leaders)
Teaching financial literacy?
Explore these great resources for educators and facilitators!
📌Elementary & Middle School
Wells Fargo Hands on Banking for Elementary School Age – Interactive course introducing young learners to money basics.
Bank of America - Better Money Habits for Kids – How to talk to your kids about their first savings account.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Financial Literacy Programs – Books and activities on saving, spending, and earning.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Money Smart News for Kids
📌High School & College
Wells Fargo Hands on Banking for After High School - Learn about creating a spending plan, starting work, and how continuing education after high school supports your financial future.
Bank of America - Better Money Habits for High Schoolers – Six steps to help a middle or high schooler budget.
Intuit for Education - Educate and equip yourself with financial techniques using a library of real-world scenarios.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for Teens - Learn the ins and outs of student financial aid and repaying loans to help you make smarter school payment decisions.
EveryFi Financial Education Courses - Investing basics for students grades 9-12.
📌Adults
Wells Fargo Hands on Banking for Adults - Topics ranging from debt to cars to career can help you get started on your financial education journey.
Bank of America - Better Money Habits for Adults – Discover helpful ways to save with budgeting tips and tools to get you closer to your financial goals.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Financial Literacy Catalog Resources - Get smart investment help with your library card.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for Adults - The age you claim Social Security affects your lifetime income. CFPB will help you think through this decision.
Ally Money Roots - A free financial educational program designed to help you uncover the “why” behind your money behaviors, so you can do better and live your best life.
Harvard Nonprofit Financial Stewardship program - An introductory course to Nonprofit Accounting and Financial Statements