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  • 131.
    My Money Five
    Subject: Investing, Financial Planning, Saving, Credit, Budgeting
    Audiences: Adults, Educators, Students (College, Elementary, High School, Middle School)
    Source: Federal Financial Literacy and Education Commission
    The U.S. government´s website dedicated to teaching all Americans the basics about financial education.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 132.
    My Retirement Paycheck
    Subject: Retirement Planning
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: National Endowment for Financial Education [NEFE]
    A website designed to help you explore your retirement decisions.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 133.
    National Foundation for Credit Counseling
    Subject: Budgeting, Credit
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: National Foundation for Credit Counseling
    The nation´s largest financial counseling organization, the NFCC Member Agency Network includes more than 600 community-based offices located in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.
    Resource has Fee or Free
    Website
    English, Spanish

     
  • 134.
    Neobudget
    Subject: Budgeting
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: NeoBudget
    Neobudget Simplifies Your Financial Life. NeoBudget presents your information in virtual envelopes that you can see. This helps you visualize your budget better by using subtle visual cues that stick in your brain rather than using mind-numbing lists.
    Resource has Fee or Free
    Website
    English

     
  • 135.
    NerdScholar
    Subject: Budgeting, Paying for College (College Planning, Financial Aid), Saving, Student Loan Management
    Audiences: Students (College, High School)
    Source: NerdWallet, Inc.
    NerdScholar is committed to helping students make informed decisions about their education everything from choosing a school to paying off loans.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 136.
    Oink: Money 101
    Subject: Teaching Kids about Money
    Audiences: Students (High School)
    Source: Virtual Piggy, Inc.
    A site for kids with financial quizzes, calculators, and wise words from the money-wise.
    Free Resource
    Game, Tool (Calculator), Website
    English

     
  • 137.
    Oklahoma Bankers Association
    Subject: Banking
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: Oklahoma Bankers Association
    Website with banking information for consumers
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 138.
    America Saves: Start Small, Think Big
    Subject: Saving
    Audiences: Adults, Students (College, High School)
    Source: Consumer Federation of America
    A website [and campaign] that encourages and supports low- to moderate-income households to save money, reduce debt, and build wealth.
    Free Resource
    Website (Blog)
    English

     
  • 139.
    American Student Assistance
    Subject: Student Loan Management (Repayment Options)
    Audiences: Students (College)
    Source: American Student Assistance.
    A nonprofit organization that provides educational information to empower college students and alumni to successfully manage and repay their student loan debt.
    Free Resource
    Tool (Calculator), Website
    English

     
  • 140.
    Annuity.org
    Subject: Budgeting, Credit, Paying for College, Student Loan Management, Student Loans
    Audiences: Students (High School, College), Adults
    Source: annuity.org
    A student guide to financial literacy to help students determine where to begin their college career.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     

<<1234567891011121314151617181920>> 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.