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Governor McCrory Proclaims April as Financial Literacy Month

North Carolina Jump$tart Coalition Financial Literacy Partners Luncheon

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Quorum Center

323 W. Jones Raleigh, NC 27603

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Networking opportunity with fellow financial education providers, formal address by North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall and lunch at noon.

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Seats are limited, mark your calendar today!

 

Financial Literacy Summit III

Took Place on June 22, 2012
Location:
East Carolina University | Bate Building | Greenville, NC
Luncheon keynote speaker | Janet Cowell, Treasurer, State of North Carolina

Download resources presented during the FLS III by click on the name of the presentation.

Biz Kid$ - Discover how Biz Kid$ can teach students about money and business through a fun, fast-paced TV series.

Debt and Credit for the Rest of Us - Your credit is the most important asset you own.

Investing for the Rest of Us - Learn how to choose the right investment that is right for you.

Stock Market Game™ www.stockmarketgame.org or www.smgww.org.

Stock Market Game™ Presentation.

 Hands on Banking: All three sessions can be found at www.handsonbanking.org.

National Endowment for Financial Education High School Financial Planning Program.

The Power of Compound Interest.

Money Management 101.

Budgeting–Communication and Wise Spending Choices Presentation & Handout.

Wealth Building for Educators Resources.

 

View photos from the event by clicking here.

 

Funded by the US Department of Education College Access Challenge Grant P378A110017

Working together we can improve

the financial literacy of North Carolina's youth!

"If you're involved with or concerned about students learning how to handle money successfully, you've come to the right place."

The North Carolina Jump$tart is a coalition comprised of individuals, non-profit and governmental agencies, the corporate sector, and education partners who have joined together to improve the personal financial literacy of North Carolina's youth.

The Coalition's goals are to:

  • Raise awareness of the importance of financial literacy.
  • Improve personal financial education for the youth of North Carolina.
  • Increase support for the North Carolina Jump$tart Coalition.

Did you know that April is Financial Literacy for Youth Month?
Photos from our 2012 Financial Literacy Month conclusion event!

Read about the Day at the Legislature events in our Press Room - In the News

Also, visit "Projects" to find out how you can get involved!

 "Jump$tart Coalition's 2008 Survey Shows Financial Literacy Still Declining among High School Seniors."

Click on Survey Results to view the full report.