Do you know how money works?
Each of our financial educators provides a financial education to one person, one family, one classroom, one organization, and one company at a time.
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Start being a student.
Financial Literacy
still isn't guaranteed in school.
Only 30 out of 50 states
guarantee a standalone personal finance course of at least one semester before graduation. Eleven have it fully in place; nineteen are still phasing it in.
“Live U.S. Dashboard: Guarantee States,” Next Gen Personal Finance, retrieved September 9, 2026
Financial insights and news
In Empower's 2025 study, 52% of Millennials said financial insights and news are highly important to them, versus 46% of Americans overall.
“Money on the Mind,” Empower, 2025
I sure wasn't taught it in school. But my family and I can learn it now.
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, financial literacy means understanding how to earn, spend, save, manage, and invest money.
3.5 billion adults is a lot of people to teach how money works. Bring it on!
47% Less Than Half Right
In 2026, American adults correctly answered only 47% of the 28 questions on the Personal Finance Index — the lowest result in its ten-year history. Gen Z answered just 38% correctly.
“Personal Finance Index,” TIAA Institute–GFLEC, 2026
How do we erase financial illiteracy?
We do it one book, one class, one family at a time.
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Change Your Literacy, Change Your Life
About two-thirds of U.S. adults can't answer 4 out of 5 basic financial literacy questions correctly. Can you?
Are you Financially Literate?
Take the ChallengeAn investment in knowledge pays the best interest.
– Benjamin Franklin
The 7 Money Milestones®
The simple, step-by-step guide they should have given you in school.
So many people are lost today. This is exactly what we all need — a clear path!
The Rule of 72
Abracadabra! It’s the amazing formula for estimating how fast your money will double.
I can't believe I'm 19 and I've never heard of this!
HA! I'm 67 and it's a first for me too.
Discover the Rule of 72
