Youth Week
April 25-29, 2022
Youth Week
Youth Week 2022 has ended, but check out the helpful resources to teach kids about money below!
“Shell”ebrate Savings
Did you know? Children develop critical financial skills and habits by the time they turn seven. That’s why we offer fun activities, giveaways and more for Youth Week to help kids learn about the importance of saving (while supplies last).
Check out the “Shell”ebrate Savings
Youth Activity & Coloring Book
Youth Week is for teens too!
Check out Money Concepts for Teens & Young Adults
Youth Agriculture Loans help students compete.
Whether your teen is raising an animal for a club or school project, we’ve got special financing¹ to help you focus on that blue ribbon
Raise money smart kids with these fun activities:
- Biz Kids — Explore concepts about money and starting a business with interactive games and lesson plans to accompany clips from the PBS show.
- Practical Money Skills — Play online financial literacy games developed by VISA’s financial education initiative.
- Hit the Road: A Financial Adventure Game — MyCreditUnion.gov presents an interactive budgeting game.
- Determining How Down Payments Affect Loans — Do you have a teen planning on buying their first car sometime in the near future? This resource from ConsumerFinanceBureau.gov teaches teens about the impact of a down payment on a loan.
- Try a budgeting activity — Print a Budgeting Worksheet, give your teen a monthly income, and have them work through their budget. How would things change if they needed to save more money? What if their housing payment went up? What would they do if their income increased or decreased?
More resources for parents and kids
Financial Planning Issues for New Parents
As you prepare for life with your new child, it’s time to prepare a new financial plan for your family or make any necessary changes to your existing plan. You’ll want to consider how your baby will affect your budget, make sure you have adequate insurance, protect your child’s future with a well-thought-out estate plan, and determine how having a child will affect your income taxes.
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Fun Online Tools to Teach Kids about Money [Includes Printable Downloads]
Financial education is important, and it’s never too early to start. At SESLOC, we make learning fun with activities to help your kids learn the value of money and the importance of growing their savings. Help them develop habits now for a lifetime of financial wellness.
5 Ways to Teach Your Kids Financial Health Habits
When should you start teaching your kids about money? Early — because the skills and habits they learn now can have a tremendous impact down the road.
¹ All loans subject to credit approval and other underwriting criteria; not every applicant will qualify. Rates, terms and conditions are subject to change without notice.
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