Comprehensive financial information
Many organizations and Web sites are dedicated to promoting financial literacy at all stages of life, from young adulthood to retirement. In addition to Chase Clear and Simple, here are a few of the many valuable sites where you can find information on financial topics:
Jump$tart Coalition
www.jumpstart.org
A national coalition of business partners dedicated to improving the financial literacy of kindergarten through college-age youth by providing
advocacy, research, standards and educational resources through its clearinghouse of more than 700 books, pamphlets, DVDs and other materials on
financial literacy topics.
MasterCard Learning Center
www.mastercard.com/us/personal/en/learningcenter
A comprehensive personal financial guide with sections on using credit wisely, managing debt and fraud prevention, as well as frequently asked
questions about credit and a glossary of credit terms and definitions.
MyMoney.gov
www.mymoney.gov
The U.S. government's Web site dedicated to teaching all Americans the basics about financial education, incorporating information from
20 federal government agencies.
My Money Management
www.mymoneymanagement.net
A collaborative effort by the financial services industry to provide consumers with access to financial education to help inform their personal
finance decision process. It contains financial advice for all age groups on topics as varied as loans, managing debt, savings and buying a
home or car.
Practical Money Skills for Life
www.practicalmoneyskills.com
A personal financial management site sponsored by Visa Inc. featuring free curricula and classroom materials for educators, parents and students,
as well as financial guides and interactive calculators on a broad spectrum of topics.
What's My Score
www.whatsmyscore.org
A financial literacy program geared toward helping young adults understand the importance of establishing a responsible credit history, how
credit reports work and tips for repairing a damaged credit score.
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