Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
Great resource to use!!!
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Alittle bit about them:
Established in 1914 and funded through federal, state, and county partnerships, the University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) provides non-formal educational opportunities to rural and urban youth and adults of all economic levels and ethnic backgrounds. County-based advisors in 63 local offices are linked with research programs and expertise through Cooperative Extension Specialists who are members of the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources on the Berkeley, Davis, and Riverside campuses. Part of UCCE's mission has always been to develop culturally-sensitive outreach programs in family and consumer sciences, specifically targeted toward lower- and moderate-income families and toward those who are first- and second-generation Americans. A broad spectrum of financial topics has traditionally been an essential component of UCCE programs designed to improve the economic well-being and quality of living for all Californians. This web site was developed by the UCCE Money Talks Workgroup with outside funding from the JP Morgan Chase Foundation's Financial Literacy Program. We wish to thank the JP Morgan Chase Foundation for their generosity and their concern about the future of today's youth.
My favorite!!! Great for all ages and interactive modules
This is what they offer:
Personal Finance For Everyone
Wherever you are in life, developing strong money management skills is important for your future. Practical Money Skills and What’s My Score are Visa’s financial education programs that help consumers of all ages tackle the essentials of personal finance. Explore some of the topics to get started.- Credit and Debt Basics
- Saving & Spending
- Planning for Life Events
- Financial Calculators
- Interactive Games
- Money Guides
- Expert Advice
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One of the biggest resources of Personal Financial Literacy - Very Informative
Jump$tart is a national coalition of organizations dedicated to improving the financial literacy of pre-kindergarten through college-age youth by providing advocacy, research, standards and educational resources. Jump$tart strives to prepare youth for life-long successful financial decision-making.
Interested in Spending, Saving, Owing, Tracking, Giving, Investing, and Safegaurding
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| The Mint, a comprehensive website designed to let kids, teens and adults play financial games |
"Spending comes easy to all of us, so you may think you don’t have anything to learn. Use this section to learn ways to track what you spend and to spend your money more wisely. Good spenders are careful with money and make smart decisions. They can make the money they have go farther. Who doesn’t want to learn how to do that? Start with Buy It Or Not? or take the Spending Challenge."
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