ADOPTED GUIDELINES

Although the United States Federal Government does not have defined standards for measuring the impact of youth financial literacy education, it does provide general guidelines that Money Matter$ LLC adheres to in an effort to strengthen its impact within the community.  

Our Adopted Guidelines:

1. To know the individuals that are being served

2. To provide actionable, relevant and timely information

3. To assist individuals in understanding what are and are not critical financial skills

4. To build upon the individual’s motivation to learn financial literacy

5. To improve decision making and follow-through

6. To provide ongoing support  

7. To evaluate programs for impact

We offer a variety of virtual and in-person workshops designed to meet the diverse needs and interests of the community we serve.  

Our programs are designed to provide students in grades 6 thru 12 with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed and flourish in a creative and fun way. 

A few workshop examples are listed below:

Sample Workshop Descriptions:

Money Basics & Identifying Financial Goals
Description: Students will complete a financial literacy assessment and set financial goals.  

Earning Money & Budgeting
Description: Applying Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM) principles, students will develop a minimum of three potential careers of interest and develop a budget.

Investing
Description: Applying Critical and Long-Term Planning Skills, students will develop a personalized investment strategy for the upcoming year. 

...AND WE OFFER MANY OTHER WORKSHOPS...

We believe that high-quality financial literacy workshops should be accessible to everyone. That's why we offer competitive pricing and flexible payment options to help you achieve your youth education goals.

Let's discuss opportunities, not obstacles!