Category Archives: Financial Literacy

Financial Literacy

Wall Street Journal Education Program –

Posted on January 2, 2011 by Jim Sutliff

The Wall Street Journal Education Program allows students to order the Journal print and online editions at significant discounts.   The WSJ makes it easy to sign up for a student subscription and they also include the Saturday weekend edition.  The … Continue reading →

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Treasury Direct Kids –

Posted on December 18, 2010 by Jim Sutliff

Treasury Direct Kids is a great site that teaches financial literacy and the basics of government finances.  The site provides financial literacy lessons, money and math games, as well as informational links.  Kids can visit the site and learn all about bonds, … Continue reading →

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Office of Domestic Finance –

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Jim Sutliff

The Office of Domestic Finance is a great resource for information on financial education.  The site provides links and descriptions of financial education resources that range from curricula and programs to other resource centers.  The Office of Comptroller of the Currency and … Continue reading →

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Office Of Financial Literacy –

Posted on July 7, 2010 by Jim Sutliff

A recent Wall Street Journal article detailed the efforts to create an Office of Financial Literacy.  The financial reform bill in Congress includes the creation of the financial literacy office that will help to educate consumers on savings, debt, and credit … Continue reading →

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MyMoney.Gov –

Posted on November 5, 2009 by Jim Sutliff

A good source of information on financial literacy is the www.mymoney.gov website.  They cover everything from buying a home to balancing a checkbook.  There is a link to order a free “My Money” toolkit and section for kids. To view the site, … Continue reading →

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