Content update: Expanded and updated: Financial Literacy now covers even more real-life money skills

Our Financial Literacy course just got a major upgrade. With brand-new lessons across nearly every unit, this course now gives students and families a deeper, more practical understanding of how money works in the real world. Whether you’re navigating credit cards, choosing insurance, or planning for retirement, we’re here to help you feel confident and prepared.

For students and families: Learn what actually matters about money

Understand how to use money in real life
Get clear, straightforward lessons on managing credit cards, comparing interest rates, avoiding debt traps, and more. You’ll even learn how balance transfers work, so you can make smart choices before problems arise.

Start saving and investing without the stress
We break down the basics of investing, from IRAs and 401(k)s to compound interest and long-term growth. You’ll see how small financial decisions today can set you up for success in the future.

Be ready for adult decisions before they hit you

From picking a health insurance plan to filing taxes or figuring out how to pay for college, this course walks you through it all. You don’t need a finance degree, just a little time and curiosity.

For teachers: Ready-to-teach content that brings money lessons to life

Teach money skills students will use for years
This update brings in new topics like unemployment, tax filing, and digital payment tools such as Venmo and Cash App. Students will learn how financial systems work, how to avoid common pitfalls, and how to apply their knowledge right away.

Spark real-world conversations in your classroom
The course now includes more examples and discussion points that reflect what students are really dealing with: from managing debt to understanding an insurance contract to making a retirement plan. It’s a meaningful way to connect financial concepts to students' lives.

New resources to support every unit
We’ve added eight new Teacher Resource lessons that include discussion guides, classroom activities, and teaching strategies. Whether you’re new to personal finance or a seasoned educator, you’ll have the support you need to lead impactful lessons.

Note: these new resources will be added in July!

Explore the updated Financial Literacy course today and help students build the confidence and knowledge they need to make informed money decisions, no budgeting spreadsheet required.

Specific additions can be found here.