An imposter is a person who pretends to be someone else. In an imposter scam, a dishonest person lies and tricks you into sending money to them. They might call you on the phone or send an email or text. Imposters might try to get you to...

In an imposter scam, a scammer pretends to be someone you trust to convince you to send them money. Learn how to spot an imposter scam.

Resources to help senior citizens find information on issues such as health issues, housing, consumer protection, and more from the federal government.

Read about the reforms and legislation undertaken through Lyndon B. Johnson's concept of the Great Society. These included economic and educational reforms, consumer protection, changes to immigration laws, and the Voting Rights Act of...

Through an interactive game, young scholars share spending decisions they've made in the past and start to think about their spending habits in new ways.

Students play a game to share how they think and feel about money.

Students write a song, rap, or poem that warns people about identity theft and types of fraud. Includes teaching guide and student worksheet that can be filled in on a computer.

Students conduct research to learn what steps to take if they experience a lost or stolen ATM, debit, or credit card or card number. Includes teaching guide and student worksheet that can be filled in on a computer.

Students play a game to demonstrate their understanding of how insurance reduces financial risk.

Students use a real-world simulation to learn how saving a little money each payday can be a successful strategy for saving. Includes teaching guide and student worksheet that can be filled in on a computer.

Young scholars select a local bank or credit union to research to learn about what to consider when choosing a financial institution. Includes teaching guide and student worksheet that can be filled in on a computer.

Students explore and compare common payment methods and pay periods that employers use. They apply their learning by voting on their preferred methods in a class poll. Includes teaching guide and student worksheet that can be filled in...

Students play a game to explore how tax revenues pay for various events and services they encounter in daily life.

Students learn about careers that are available in their community by interviewing family members, friends, or other trusted adults to learn about the work they do. Includes teaching guide and student worksheets.

Students match tax types to definitions and then apply their knowledge to tax scenarios. Includes teaching guide and student handouts.

Students play a game and answer questions to learn about prepaid cards and explore whether they'd consider using them.

Students practice creating a buying plan and apply this strategy to provide buying advice to others.

Young scholars learn the importance of developing an emergency savings fund to deal with unexpected challenges and unplanned expenses.

Students learn how calculating capital gains and capital losses can help them evaluate stock investments.

Students use a simple formula to calculate the true cost of items bought with a credit card.

Students read a short story and a handout to learn about excessive debt and ways to avoid or reduce debt.

Students learn about the benefits of forming their own savings habits and explore what it looks like to save a percentage of income.

Students conduct research on a U.S. Department of Labor webpage to learn about the minimum wage and some laws affecting workers.

Students review a pay stub from a sample paycheck to understand the real-world effect of taxes and deductions on the amount of money they take home.