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Adrian Fernandez

Principles into practice (or…gear?)! One of those students is Adrian Fernandez, a 20-year-old student at the University of Florida. Fernandez founded the UF Personal Finance Club at his school, and also led the creation of an Enactus project on campus as well, which focuses on college prep, career counseling, and financial literacy development for high… Continue reading Adrian Fernandez

Teachers: Trick-or-Treat Budgeting Game

Halloween is a time for costumes and candy — suffice it to say it’s not traditionally something we’d associate with financial literacy. But for teachers, using the tried-and-true Halloween tradition of Trick-or-Treat in the guise of a budgeting game can be a fun classroom activity, and also one that doubles as a financial literacy lesson.… Continue reading Teachers: Trick-or-Treat Budgeting Game

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Teachers: Talking to Students About Social Media and Money

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Teachers: How Storytelling Can Help Teach Financial Literacy

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Teachers: Help Your Students Map Their Money Journey

Learning about money and putting financial skills to work is a lifelong journey. Here’s how to help students get their bearings.

Teachers: Teach Students to Be Smart Consumers

Getting smart with money involves teaching students to be smart consumers. And there are a lot of things to consider when you’re out shopping.

Teachers: Podcasts That Can Help Build Your Financial Knowledge

Tasked with teaching students about money and finances? You’d better get up to speed, first! Here are some podcast suggestions that can help.

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