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Read Teens' Views of Money-Management
Did you know that 86% of teens believe they will be at least as financially well-off as their parents? Read what teens are saying about spending, saving, investing and using credit.

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Free Parent Lessons
Have you ever wondered how to talk to or teach your kids about money matters? Now, more than ever, it is important that we give our children the guidance and information they need to be financially literate. Junior Achievement $ave, USA parent lessons help you to discuss and learn about money-management issues with your kids.

Money Management Action Plan
Parents! Download this free Money-Management Action Plan to help you and your kids discuss responsible personal finance.

Volunteer Educator Lessons
Junior Achievement's The Junior Achievement $ave, USA initiative provides curriculum designed to help students develop higher levels of personal financial understanding. Through three, volunteer-delivered lessons, students in grades 5-12 are introduced to age-appropriate content focusing on saving and sharing money, establishing a budget and learning about credit.

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