PDF with ten sections that help students set financial goals, track expenses, and create plans to manage their expenses to help their future selves.

Financing your college education can feel like a daunting task surrounded in anxiety. However, there is no reason to worry; there are plenty of people available to help you through the process. The important consideration to start is...

A activity that takes students through the process of examining the finances of political campaigns. They will review internal documents to determine if wealthy contributors buy government influence, assess the pros and cons of campaign...

Are you looking to learn basic financial concepts? Teach Me Finance offers easy-to-use tutorials that introduce learner's to financial literacy.

This 2008 article describes the steps taken to end terrorist funding from countries and organizations. Gives examples of what the FATF has already done to stop the financing of terrorism.

Students at all grade levels learn about basic finance skills and explore ways to make informed decisions about their financial future.

Overview on the rise of industry resulting in the need for investment banking, of which J. P. Morgan was a pioneer.

Interactive learning game in which students learn about the world of finance.

This EnglishClub crossword reviews vocabulary associated with business and finance.

Government loans are described with links to more detailed information on different types of loans.

Resources on Microeconomics. I couldn't determine how much of this we have in our system. I think there must be some but I couldn't locate any.

This lesson provides student with the opportunity to think about financing college by considering the best use of the funding available. Consider pros and cons of attending school in state or out of state. Students should determine which...

Wikipedia offers information on the different types of bonds, how they work, and what they are used for.

Using mortgage formulas, students find mortgage payments, amount borrowed, and principal paid. With annuity formulas, students answer questions about saving for the future. Solutions and verifications are given for all questions.

In this classroom activity, young scholars are divided into various groups, each being a different "country." Each country has their own currency and goods, and groups proceed to trade amongst themselves. This game covers the topics of...

Provides general information on the Confederate notes issued to Southerners during the Civil War. Pictures of the notes and a historical context.

Brief overview of demand notes of the Union, commonly called "greenbacks." Gives a historical context for the notes and has many pictures of what they looked like. Includes an activity looking at Union soldier wages.

This App allows students to work on advanced financial applications like Time-Value-of-Money (TVM), uneven cash flows, and amortization.

Taxes are collected by federal, state, and local governments to pay for a wide variety of services. This article helps students understand where their tax money goes.

This resource discusses the possible sources of financing when starting a small business, debt financing (borrowing money) and equity financing (investing money).

Using this interactive lesson, you'll calculate compound interest and compare interest rates. In addition to learning about interest, you will also be learning about taking out a mortgage on a home. Three activities with questions...

Companion website to the PBS documentary on Jesse H. Jones, real estate mogul, activist for the Red Cross, head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and Secretary of Commerce. Read about how he served his nation under President...

Press Release images available in full text are provided from the Hoover Presidential Library concerning the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Read background concerning its inception and details about the way it worked in an attempt...

In this investigation, students explore issues around the provision of health care in the United States. They look at how it is financed, why the costs are growing so rapidly, whether it is a public or private good, and possible...