Saving
Building a cushion and setting goals
FinLit · For Schools & Organizations
Financial literacy students actually engage with.
FinLit delivers live, gamified learning sessions that help students build real-world money skills.
What students learn
Budgeting
Tracking income and spending, and planning around it
Investing
How compound interest, ETFs, and retirement accounts work
Credit
How scores, cards, and debt work
Taxes
Reading a paycheck and understanding what gets withheld
How it works with your school
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One session or a series
Start with a single session or build a multi-part program.
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Any class size
From a small group to a full grade level.
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Grade level
Designed for high school students, especially seniors preparing to live independently, and young adults.
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Scheduling
We work around your calendar: class periods, advisory blocks, or special events.
About FinLit
FinLit was founded by Zev Kalechofsky, a graduate of The Kehillah School who holds a B.S. in Economics from Syracuse University. He started FinLit to teach the money skills schools tend to skip.
Share it with your team.
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