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Financial Literacy


Featured Video – Student Loans: Do the Math!
What's the impact on the many when individuals aren't held accountable for their actions and decisions?
Financial literacy is the key to reducing stress and gaining confidence in managing money. From understanding budgeting and saving to the principles of supply, demand, and taxes, these resources provide insights and practical tools to help students make informed decisions and build a solid foundation in financial education for their future.

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Educational videos with full teacher's guides.
4 Ways to Spend Money
A musical look at economist Milton Friedman's 4 Ways to Spend Money.
Borrower Beware
In 2008, housing prices soared. Getting a mortgage was easy. Then the bubble burst and the Great Recession began. Why?
Too Much Money
Can there really ever be Too Much Money? Yes! When governments keep printing money without backing, it reduces the purchasing power of your money.
What's Taxing About Taxes?
Federal income tax – who pays? What's "fair?" A group of students opt not to take slogans at face value and dig deeper.
Where Did My Money Go?
Paycheck sticker shock leads to a lesson on the many taxes paid by individuals.
Short, right-to-the-point videos.
Barter & Entrepreneurship
Lady entrepreneur in Africa (Zambia) explans how barter was part of her initial business.
Consumer Choices Drive Price, Supply & Demand
Consumers vote with their wallets, impacting price and supply & demand.
Forbes: A.P. Giannini
In this episode, Steve Forbes delves into the life of A.P. Giannini, founder of the Bank of Italy, who pioneered consumer banking for the masses.
How Money and Fractional Reserve Banking Work
Why money has value and how fractional reserve banking works.
Managing Your Money
Money in, money out... The most important financial skill - saving money.
Supply, Demand & Price
Adam Smith's Invisible Hand at work - Supply & Demand drive price.