Financial Literacy Takes Time.
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3 minutes a day helps children, teens and families learn financial vocabulary and take the right steps to achieve financial mastery.
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The ABC's of Wealth FinLit Starter Kits are at the heart of this fun, fast-paced Financial Literacy Program for Families and Communities. In just 3 minutes, this remarkable book, produced by Power@Play, helps children and adults of all ages begin the right relationship with wealth and money. From A to Z, we present innovative ideas and concepts about wealth to inspire Families for a lifetime as they work together to learn financial vocabulary, deeply cultivate their economic resilience strategies and build generational wealth.
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Financial literacy is a global, multi-generational challenge. Global Financial Literacy rates are sitting at 33%, leaving billions without the knowledge and skills to navigate the financial landscape. Women and girls are at greater risk. The solution: we must all work together to prevent the risk to everyone. The U.S. has a 57% financial
Financial literacy is a global, multi-generational challenge. Global Financial Literacy rates are sitting at 33%, leaving billions without the knowledge and skills to navigate the financial landscape. Women and girls are at greater risk. The solution: we must all work together to prevent the risk to everyone. The U.S. has a 57% financial literacy rate*, and still, 25% of adults in the U.S. feel they have no trusted advisors, family or peers one to turn to for financial guidance. This means many children, parents, and grandparents continue to struggle with financial literacy often times feeling afraid, ashamed and alone.
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An entire generation is missing out on the benefits of Financial Literacy. "Members of Gen Y (also called millennials, born between 1980 and 2000) tend to be financially fragile. This study demonstrates the critical importance of engaging Gen Y early in their lives to help them manage their personal finances and ensure their financial well-being."
Financial Literacy is the competence and ability to earn, spend, invest, save, budget, and borrow money with skill and confidence. Starting the conversation between parents, educators, and children by introducing financial vocabulary and concepts about value, wealth and money at an early age, provides a better foundation for financial lit
Financial Literacy is the competence and ability to earn, spend, invest, save, budget, and borrow money with skill and confidence. Starting the conversation between parents, educators, and children by introducing financial vocabulary and concepts about value, wealth and money at an early age, provides a better foundation for financial literacy, economic resilience, and financial mastery. Only 25% of teens* in the U.S. have confidence in their personal understanding of finance knowledge. 33% of teen boys* are confident in their personal finance knowledge, while only 21% of teen girls* have the same level of confidence.
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Power@Play Powers Big Ideas for Life.
We are all about inspiring the Right Relationship with Money and Value, enabling Economic Resilience and developing Financial Literacy Lifetime Learning Initiatives for Families and Communities that begin right now and continue for generations to come.
