Early Savers

Why Early Financial Education Matters

Teaching kids about money when they’re young lays the foundation for confident, smart financial decision-making as they grow. By introducing concepts like saving, budgeting, and digital safety early on, families help children develop healthy habits before bad ones have a chance to take root.

By using a hands-on, interactive approach—games, real-life scenarios, and step-by-step lessons—to make money talk fun and understandable. Rather than lecturing, we let kids do and explore in a safe environment, so learning feels natural and mistakes become teachable moments.

Together, children and parents can build financial confidence, one step at a time.

Interactive Videos

Needs and Wants: What's the Difference?

Borrowing vs. Saving

Debit and Credit: What is it?

Online Resources

Opening Your First Account

Click Smart, Click Safe

Teaching Kids About Money

Printed Materials

Introduction to Budgets

Interview a Grown-Up

The words "Growing Savers" in light green and teal

Fun activities for ages 8–12 that turn money lessons into real-life adventures! Kids can test out smart choices, explore saving and spending, and learn about banking—all in a safe, interactive space.

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The words "Smart Savers" in dark teal and dark blue

Teens ages 13-17 can step into situations where they tackle real-life money challenges.  With topics covering everything from loans and savings goals, teens can build the  confidence to make smart financial decisions in the future.

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