The world is about to hand your teen a debit card and a paycheck. Are they ready for what comes next?
High school teaches them calculus. We teach them how to handle their first job, navigate their first bank account, and build financial habits that last a lifetime.
What's Your Teen's Real Money DNA? Find out Here.
Now that money is becoming real - with jobs, social lives, and saving for big goals like a car - their natural habits are starting to show.
This quick 2-minute quiz will help you identify their financial strengths and the blind spots to watch out for as they step into independence.
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Sometimes the biggest lessons come in the smallest packages. Check out our most popular videos online, with quick tips, myth-busting facts, and fun money challenges you can use today.
The Roadmap from Income to Investing
You don't need to be a financial expert to give your child a head start. We've made it simple. Start with our 'quick win' course for a fun and fast introduction, or go straight to the comprehensive Blueprint for a deeper dive. Both are designed to make learning about money engaging and effective.
For Ambitious Teens (15-17)
The Young Investor
For the teen who's ready for the next level. This course moves beyond earning and saving to the essential skill of growing wealth. This is where they learn to make their money work for them.
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Give Them a Head Start With These Free Toolkits.
These game-changing guides are designed to solve the two biggest hurdles your teen will face. We're giving them away free to help your family get started.
The Ultimate Guide to Nailing Your First Job
The unfair advantage for teens. This guide is packed with insider tricks for writing a resume that stands out (even with no experience), nailing the interview, and negotiating their first offer.
The Paycheck Starter Kit Every Teen Needs
Job landed. Now what? This no-nonsense kit shows your teen exactly what to do: how to set up the right bank accounts, understand taxes and how to avoid the #1 mistake most teens make with their first taste of financial freedom.