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It's a Money Thing®

Financial education should be fun.

Who said financial education has to be serious and boring? We are inviting young adults to join our main character, Jen, on her journey to understand everything there is to know about money. Each lesson tackles an important financial topic and includes a video and article. New content is highlighted monthly, so come back often to learn more!

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Stock Market Trends


Bulls and bears are considered the unofficial mascots of stock markets around the world and are used to describe market trends. Trends can be short term, intermediate term, or long term, and can apply to the market as a whole or to a single stock or commodity. 

Professional traders, stockbrokers, and fund managers spend their time analyzing the markets and looking at key indicators. Even experts aren't always able to predict the next bull and bear markets. Read More...

 

 


Earning Money Online

You don't need millions of YouTube subscribers or Instagram followers to make real money online. 

Thousands of money-making opportunities are just a web search away. Whether you’re selling your old stuff, scoping out freelance opportunities or running your own digital storefront, there are tools and resources to help you along every step of the way. Read More...


Investing in Your Community

Did you know that your personal finances can make an impact in your neighborhood? Small changes in how you save and spend your money can better your community and the environment. 


Supporting your local community is a positive thing- it builds relationships and strengthens the local economy, by creating jobs and wages, supporting environmental sustainability, promoting neighborhood pride, and improving community investment. Read More... 

 

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