Personal Finance Education

NEFE's High School Financial Planning Program® (HSFPP) is a free turnkey financial literacy program specifically focused on basic personal finance skills that are relevant to the lives of teens in Grades 8-12.

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Program Components

 

HSFPP offers a full suite of FREE instructional resources to teach teens in an instructor led classroom or workshop setting. 

Register or log in to immediately download the curriculum or place an order for printed materials. The components for this program include:

  • Six student guide booklets
  • Teacher lesson plans and PowerPoint presentations
  • Activities, handouts and performance-based assessments
  • Online student practice quizzes, polls and more
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Funding Behind the Free

 

Since 1984 the National Endowment for Financial Education® (NEFE®) has proudly provided 100 percent of the funding for the High School Financial Planning Program® (HSFPP), a high quality, noncommercial, and unbiased personal finance curriculum.

NEFE is independently funded by its own endowment, which was established with the proceeds from the sale of the College for Financial Planning and related transactions in 1997. Additional growth is realized only through investment of the endowment's assets. 

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The High School Financial Planning Program comes complete with a fully developed, award winning curriculum that has been lab tested.

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Stories of Impact: Empowering Teens with Everyday Life Skills

10/16/2017
Special education instructor Wendy Costa shares her story of empowering alternative special education high school students with basic life skills. 

3 Easy Steps to Protect Your Online Identity

10/11/2017
The Equifax security breach is a fresh reminder to be vigilant about protecting personal and financial data. While it may be tempting to sigh and resign ourselves to the fact that our personal data is at risk regardless of what we do, there are low-effort actions that can reduce the risk of financial fraud and save the time, hassle and cost of investigating and recovering from identity theft.

Can America Compete? 1 in 5 U.S. Teens Lacks Basic Personal Finance Skills

10/5/2017
Results from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) show that one in five U.S. teenage students (22 percent) lack basic financial literacy skills. Among 15 participating countries and economies, the United States ranks 7th in the evaluation of 15-year-olds’ aptitude in understanding essential financial concepts, products and risks.

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