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MoneySkill

Now teachers can help teenagers make wise financial decisions that will positively impact their future. High school students are extremely computer savvy. MoneySkill connects with students through this medium by using online, interactive and simulated financial experiences as educational tools. Students are prompted to make decisions regarding income, money management, spending and credit cards, and savings and investments. To learn how to get MoneySkill, click here.

ABCs of Credit Card Finance

This credit card instructional program for high school students includes a student booklet, trainer's guide and PowerPoint presentation.

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up to 100 copies of the student booklet.

Hands On Banking

Hands on Banking

Learn the basics of smart money management for kids in the 4th and 5th grades, teens in the s, 6th to 8th grades, young adults and adults.


Merrill Lynch Classroom

IPO—Investing Pays Off:
It's never too early to start


This FREE curriculum has something for all ages: investing lessons for ages 7-10, 11-14 and 15-18; Young Entrepreneur poster series; PBS program to help youngsters get savvy about money; and Elmo poster and Sesame Street Magazine for ages 3-6.

Freakonomics Instructor's Guide

This instructor's guide on CD ROM assists teachers with incorporating information from Freakonomics into their classroom discussions. The guide provides a brief summary and outline of material in each chapter and identifies the economic concepts illustrated by the stories.

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