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Mapping Your FutureSubject: Paying for College (College Planning, Financial Aid), Saving, Student Loan Management, BudgetingAudiences: Students (Middle School, High School, College), Adults (Parents, Adult Learners), Educators (Teachers, Counselors, Campus Personnel), Service ProvidersSource: Mapping Your FutureProvides free college, career, financial aid, and financial literacy services for students, families and schools
Website
English
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Millionaire Babies or Bankrupt Brats?Subject: Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Adults (Parents)Source: Love and Logic Institute, Inc.A Love and Logic book that aims to help parents teach kids about money.
Publication (Book)
English
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Money as You GrowSubject: Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Adults (Parents), Students (College, Elementary, High School, Middle School), Educators (Teachers)Source: The President´s Advisory Council on Financial CapabilityThis site was developed by the Presidents Advisory Council on Financial Capability. It provides 20 essential age-appropriate financial lessons, with corresponding activities, that kids need to know as they grow.
Website
English
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Money InstructorSubject: Banking, Budgeting, Investing, Saving, Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Adults (Parents), Educators (Teachers)Source: Money InstructorA website designed to help you teach and learn money skills, money management, business education, and career and skills.
Website
English
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Money MammalsSubject: Budgeting, Saving, Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Adults (Parents), Educators (Teachers), Students (Elementary)Source: Snigglezoo EntertainmentThe Money Mammals help teach kids 2-6 about the value of money. They learn that sharing, saving and spending smart can actually be fun.
Activity, Multimedia (Video), Website
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Money SavvySubject: Expenses and Reports, Financial PlanningAudiences: Adults (Adult Learners, Employees, Employers, Parents, Senior Citizens), Educators, Service Providers, Specialty Groups, StudentsSource: Money SavvyThis is a website that helps kids to get smart about money.
Website
English
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My Job Chart: Where Kids, Work, and Rewards ClickSubject: Banking, SavingAudiences: Students (Elementary, High School, Middle School), Adults (Parents)Source: My Job Chart Inc.A free, online chore chart and reward system for organizing and motivating your kids to learn how to save, share, and spend.
Tool, Multimedia (App)
English
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Allowance CalculatorsSubject: Saving (Setting Goals), Teaching Kids about MoneyAudiences: Adults (Parents)Source: Practical Money Skills for LifeAn allowance how-to guide for parents, including an allowance comparison calculator, a needs-based allowance calculator and a saving for a goal calculator.
Tool (Calculator)
English
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OnGuardOnline.govSubject: Consumer Issues, Identity TheftAudiences: Adults (Employees, Employers, Parents), Students, Educators (Teachers), Service ProvidersSource: The Federal Trade CommissionThe federal governments website committed to help you be safe, secure and responsible online. Contains information for adults and kids to help avoid scams, secure your computer and be smart online: includes educational videos, games and a blog.
Website
English, Spanish
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Phishing Scams, Avoid the BaitSubject: Identity TheftAudiences: Adults (Employees, Parents), Educators (Counselors, Teachers), Students (College, High School)Source: Federal Trade CommissionPhishers are looking to lure you with bogus emails and pop-ups that seem safe. Will you take the bait or live to swim another day?
Game
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Oklahoma Money Matters established this clearinghouse of financial literacy resources as a tool to help teachers, professors, educational administrators, practitioners and communities access information and instructional materials to support personal finance education for all ages. The clearinghouse contains publications, curricula and multimedia that address important money management topics such as saving for retirement, building a budget, balancing your checkbook and managing credit. We hope these resources help you make smart financial decisions and/or help you teach someone else how to manage their money successfully.