Teacher Online Resource Center
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Welcome Teachers
CFPB and FDIC are working together to help young people in America build skills for making financial decisions. We believe financial education has the power to help children and youth achieve their own financial goals throughout their lives. Here you will find materials and resources designed to help you in the classroom. To support you, we are also working with community partners and banks to help create hands-on programs, including youth savings accounts connected to financial education, for schools and communities. The resources here can help you answer your own questions about financial topics – and share that information with your students.
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Money Smart
FDIC Money Smart is a free suite of financial education curricula developed to help children, youth and adults of all ages learn more about financial topics.
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Educator Resources
Educators have many demands on their time. We have assembled teacher videos, success stories from the field and links to government-sponsored financial education web sites that can help you save time when developing lesson plans and assignments.
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For More Information or Assistance
Questions? Here’s how to contact us and other information about CFPB and FDIC.
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Videos
The FDIC and CFPB have produced three videos to help teachers educate children to make smart financial decisions. “Spending Choices”, “Setting Savings Goals”, and “A Field Trip to the Bank” offer lessons that may be adapted for all grades.
Find More Information
Contact FDIC
Telephone:1-877-ASKFDIC (877-275-3342)
Email FDIC
en Español
Contact Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB)
Online:www.consumerfinance.gov
E-mail CFPB
Telephone:1-855-411-2372
en Español
Youth Savings Pilot
The FDIC Youth Savings Pilot Program identifies and highlights promising approaches to offering financial education tied to the opening of safe, low-cost savings accounts to school-aged children.