You’ve likely heard the term “living paycheck to paycheck.” What that means is that your income meets your monthly expenditures. Learn more.
What It Means to Live Paycheck to Paycheck

You’ve likely heard the term “living paycheck to paycheck.” What that means is that your income meets your monthly expenditures. Learn more.
Budgeting can be tricky, but there are different tools and tricks you can use, such as the envelope budgeting system. Read more.
A spring 2023 update on which states have implemented financial literacy education mandates, and which are working on it.
Artificial intelligence has hit the mainstream, and fast. But can it be used to help you sort out your finances? Read on to find out.
Learning about money and putting financial skills to work is a lifelong journey. Here’s how to help students get their bearings.
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.
One method of paying down numerous debt balances is called the “snowball” approach. Here’s what it is, and how it works.
There are national standards out there for personal finance and financial literacy education. Take a look at the Jump$tart National Standards to get a rundown.
If you’re spending is out of control, it may be worth trying a “spending blackout.” Read more about what that is, and how it works.
There are numerous opportunities to weave money lessons into other subjects during the school day. Here are some examples.