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Financial Literacy Resources

ICBA Supports the FDIC Money Smart Program

	ICBA/FDIC Press Release(PDF format - 109KB) For more information on Money Smart, click on the FDIC logo for more information. To receive your free Money Smart CD, please contact ICBA at marketing@icba.org.

	Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition Program

ICBA and Operation Hope Promote Financial Literacy

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Emergency Financial First Aid Kit

ICBA has also complied a listing of other Financial Literacy programs. Feel free to browse these resources:

Evaluating Your Financial Literacy Program (Woodstock Institute): http://www.woodstockinst.org/component/option,com_docman/Itemid,0/task,doc_download/gid,41/

Online Programs for Children

Banking Is: www.bankis.com.
Banking on Kids (bank within-a-school program, K-8): www.bankingonkids.com
Cemark: www.cemarkinc.com.
FED101 (an interactive Federal Reserve System economic education Web site using Flash technology): www.kc.frb.org/fed101.
Federal Reserve Kids Page: www.federalreserve.gov/kids/default.htm.
JumpStart: www.jumpstart.org.
Kid Savers: www.kidsaversnetwork.com
KidzBANK: www.kidzbank.com.
Money Central Station (U.S. Treasury Department animated site with activities for children): www.bep.treas.gov/kids/start.html.
Save for America: www.saveforamerica.org.
Saving Makes Cents (Massachusetts State Treasurer): www.state.ma.us/treasury/smc.htm.
Social Security Kids Stuff (Social Security Administration): www.ssa.gov/kids/kids.htm.
U.S. Treasury kids' programs and other resources: www.treas.gov/kids.

Online Programs For Teens and Adults

The British Museum: (a look at money beginning with its earliest known minting (650-600 BC). International perspective: www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/worldofmoney/world_studying.html
Chicago Fed On Reserve: a resource for economic educators: www.chicagofed.org/publications/onreserve/index.cfm.
Choose to Save: www.choosetosave.org.
FDIC's Money Smart curriculum: www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/index.htm
Financial Literacy & Education Commission: http://www.mymoney.gov
OCC Financial Literacy Resource Directory: www.occ.treas.gov/ftp/advisory/2001-1a.pdf.
Freddie Mac's Credit Smart: www.freddiemac.com/creditsmart/home.html.
Guide to Financial Literacy Resources (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, 32 pages): www.frbsf.org/community/webresources/bankersguide.pdf.
Institute of Consumer Financial Education: www.financial-education-icfe.org.
Investing for Success (A partnership of the National Urban League, Coalition of Black Investors-Investment Education Fund and the Investment Company Institute Education Foundation): www.icief.org.
Latino Financial Issues Program (UT at San Antonio and Arizona State U): www.national-lfip.org
Maryland Public Television: www.mpt.org/senseanddollars
MyMoney.Gov: Financial Preparedness for Potential Natural Disaster: www.mymoney.gov/katrinainfo.shtml
National Council on Economic Education, programs for school age thru adult: www.ncee.net
National Endowment for Financial Education (program for high school): www.nefe.org.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. and the National Council of Economic Education: www.themint.org
Savings Tools (American Savings Education Council) includes various calculators: www.asec.org/toolshm.htm
Young Americans Center for Financial Education: www.yacenter.org.
Visa program: www.practicalmoneyskills.com/index.php.
Young Money, from InCharge&174; Institute of America, Inc.,a national non-profit organization specializing in personal finance education and credit counseling http://www.youngmoney.com/

Compiled by Susan Fournier, ICBA Information Center.


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