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The Five Principles. EARN – Make the most of what you earn by understanding your pay and benefits. SAVE & INVEST - It’s never too early to start saving for future goals such as a house or retirement, even by saving small amounts. PROTECT – Taking precautions about your financial situation, accumulate emergency savings, and have the right ...
Life Events. Looking for help with making the best financial choices about major life events? Use this page to locate federal brochures, publications, websites and videos that can assist. The resources provide background information, helpful guidance, and hints and tips to assist with your decisions. Select a topic from the life events list ...
Youth Financial Literacy Activities. Developing financial knowledge, skills, and habits is an important stepping stone on young people’s path to adult financial well-being. The tools and resources listed here support K–12 financial education. Agency Owner: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Document Type: Tools.
Youth Financial Literacy Activities. Developing financial knowledge, skills, and habits is an important stepping stone on young people’s path to adult financial well-being. The tools and resources listed here support K–12 financial education. Agency Owner: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Document Type: Tools.
April is recognized as National Financial Capability month to highlight the importance of trustworthy, accessible information for consumers making decisions about their financial lives, and the role of consumer education and robust consumer protections in improving the financial well-being of all Americans. Decisions like how to manage savings ...
Borrowing money is a way to purchase something now and pay for it over time. But, you usually pay “interest” when you borrow money. The longer you take to pay back the money you borrowed, the more you will pay in interest. It pays to shop around to get the best deal on a loan. Compare loan terms from several lenders, and it’s okay to ...
Youth Financial Literacy Activities. Developing financial knowledge, skills, and habits is an important stepping stone on young people’s path to adult financial well-being. The tools and resources listed here support K–12 financial education. Agency Owner: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Document Type: Tools.
