Financial+Literacy

=A college cost calculator from the [|Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]=



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=FDIC's //[|Money Smart]// financial education program =

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The Council for Economic Education has revised its Test of Economic Literacy (4th edition) for all students in grades 9-12. We now invite you to participate in the national testing of the new TEL. For more information and to register, go to: www.testmyclass.org

**Who should participate?**

All high school economics teachers and non-economics teachers (for example: history, government, geography, math, science, and language arts) are welcome to participate. If you teach both types of students, we encourage you to test economics classes and non-economics classes at your school to see how students do. Teachers of regular high school courses and AP, IB, college-level, or honors high school courses are all welcome to participate. We want a broad mix of high school students to take this economics test.


 * [|Jump$tart Coalition Survey of Personal Financial Literacy Among Students] **

= [|Council for Economic Education's Financial Literacy Test] =



=[|My Debt Story]: a resource for learning about student loan debt.=

=[|Project on Student Debt]=

===The Financial Capability Study presents groundbreaking state-by-state survey findings that underscore the need to ensure all Americans have access to the education, resources and tools they need to manage their money with confidence. The study aims to assess and establish a baseline measure of the financial capability of adults in the United States by exploring how individuals manage their resources and make financial decisions.===