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Personal Finance Lab is anchored in our cutting-edge educational stock market game, developed with almost 30 years of collaboration with universities and high schools around the world. We combine the real-world excitement of the financial markets with our customizable financial literacy curriculum, aligned to both state and national standards.
We design and build the most advanced and engaging Personal Finance, Economics, and Business games, activities, lessons, and curriculum to help ensure every student graduates with sufficient financial literacy to face the real world.
Over 100 integrated lessons in personal finance, economics, business, social studies, and math. Automatically-graded quizzes to encourage concept mastery, built in to each lesson. Interactive personal finance and business calculators, focused on saving, investing, and much more.
Welcome to our collection of downloadable lesson plans on a range of personal finance topics! Each one is a downloadable PDF that includes an overview of the lesson with time estimations per activity.
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A budget is a tool that tracks income and expenses, and it allow you to set goals and make plans for the future. Developing a budget for a specific project, for a special event, or to help you with your monthly spending are all examples of using a budget to help you manage your financial situation.