Financial Resources for Adults & Teens
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Why These Resources?
They are 100% free, unbiased, and backed by trusted organizations to help you make smart financial decisions for today and tomorrow.
Navigating finances can feel like a maze, but there are some fantastic (and completely free) tools out there that make it much less intimidating.
Whether you’re looking for deep-dive adult courses or interactive games for teens, here are the best resources available right now:
For Adults: Practical & In-Depth
These resources focus on real-world management, from credit scores to retirement planning.
Take a few minutes to review your financial a health and identify opportunities to finish the year with confidence
Bank of America and Khan Academy: bilingual (EN/ES) videos and articles on budgeting, homeownership, and saving.
14 unbiased, evidence-based government modules—from basic banking to elder financial protection—perfect for building a strong foundation.
Ready to invest? Use compound interest calculators to track growth and simple guides to avoid scams.
The U.S. government’s financial education hub with a “Money Events” calendar and sections for military members, retirees, and new savers.
Free. Easy wills: Finish, print, and sign a simple will in about 20 minutes—clear instructions, no fuss.
Free 44-page estate planning workbook to help organize your assets before creating your will.
For Teens: Interactive & Gamified
Interactive tools and games that help teens build smart money habits for the real world.
An interactive life simulator that teaches teens how everyday financial decisions impact their money.
14 interactive games that teach essential financial topics while you earn completion certificates.
Financial activities for teens covering first paychecks, budgeting, and the cost of independence.
“Financially Fit” online certificate — an interactive course for K–12 students to build money habits before their first bank account.