Financial Literacy for Teens
$40.00
Money confidence is a leadership skill, and our Financial Literacy for Teens program shows young people exactly how to build it. We walk teens through the real numbers behind everyday choices so they understand where their money goes, how to make it grow, and how to use it wisely for the future they want.
In this interactive program, teens practice building simple, realistic budgets around school, activities, and personal goals. We explore saving for short-term wants (like a new device or trip) and long-term needs (college, car, or start-up ideas), so they see how small, consistent choices add up. We also break down bank accounts, debit cards, interest, and basic credit in clear, teen-friendly language - no finance background required.
For young entrepreneurs, we connect personal money habits to "business of self" thinking. Teens learn how to separate personal and project funds, estimate start-up costs, price their products or services, and track profit so they can decide whether an idea is worth pursuing. Simple case studies and role plays help them practice making smart financial calls before real money is on the line.
Parents love that the lessons are values-based, not just math-based. We talk about generosity, avoiding impulse spending, and how to make money decisions that match a teen's core values and long-term vision. Teens leave with practical tools - budget templates, savings strategies, and a starter financial plan - that they can begin using right away at home.
This program can stand alone or pair powerfully with our Entrepreneurship & Leadership Development Experiences, helping your teen move from "I want more money" to "I know how to manage and multiply what I earn."
In this interactive program, teens practice building simple, realistic budgets around school, activities, and personal goals. We explore saving for short-term wants (like a new device or trip) and long-term needs (college, car, or start-up ideas), so they see how small, consistent choices add up. We also break down bank accounts, debit cards, interest, and basic credit in clear, teen-friendly language - no finance background required.
For young entrepreneurs, we connect personal money habits to "business of self" thinking. Teens learn how to separate personal and project funds, estimate start-up costs, price their products or services, and track profit so they can decide whether an idea is worth pursuing. Simple case studies and role plays help them practice making smart financial calls before real money is on the line.
Parents love that the lessons are values-based, not just math-based. We talk about generosity, avoiding impulse spending, and how to make money decisions that match a teen's core values and long-term vision. Teens leave with practical tools - budget templates, savings strategies, and a starter financial plan - that they can begin using right away at home.
This program can stand alone or pair powerfully with our Entrepreneurship & Leadership Development Experiences, helping your teen move from "I want more money" to "I know how to manage and multiply what I earn."
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