The FinLit Zone – Financial Education That Sticks

Learning about money the hard way is costly.

32%

of teenagers don’t know the difference between a debit card and a credit card

(Greenlight)

72%

of American adults agreed they would be better off financially if they had learned about money at an earlier age

(American Bankers Association)

$1,105

is the average amount of money American adults lost in one year because of low financial literacy

(National Financial Education Council)

45%

of 18-27 year olds say creating and sticking to a budget is intimidating

(NerdWallet)

I'm Audrey June

Certified Financial Education Instructor ^SM
+ Financial Literacy Advocate

I believe in talking early and often to young people about budgeting, saving, investing, and giving. That’s because the sooner they start learning about money, the better equipped they’ll be to make smart financial decisions.

The world of personal finance is more complicated than ever, which means the stakes are too high for the next generation to learn about money the hard way. I’m committed to bridging the financial literacy gap by teaching money management to young people in a way that’s fun and relevant to their everyday lives.

Let's team up to give young people the confidence to handle money matters for life!

The FinLit Zone specializes in delivering financial literacy workshops that connect with kids, teens, and college students on their level. Our interactive workshops cover the real-world money skills they need to manage their money now, and in the future.

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