Financial Literacy

Money Goals

5th - 8th Grade

Essential financial topics on how to set financial goals.

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This financial literacy program is a one-hour session suitable for a classroom or as a collaboration with after-school organizations/programs.

This program covers essential financial topics, including long and short-term goal setting, how to earn money, and the importance of saving. Students will have the opportunity to ask questions in the Q&A session, with credit union professionals, hearing real-world examples about going to college, working, and more. The typical size of this program is 25 to 40 students.

  • Build smart money habits
  • Encourage goal setting
  • Makes money management relatable
  • Boost confidence in financial decisions
  • Spark curiosity & critical thinking
  • Prepare for future responsibilities
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