Dollars & Sense

Financial Literacy for Teens

Preparing Our Youth For The “Financial Adulting” Part Of Life

In today’s world, financial literacy is no longer a luxury—it’s an essential life skill. Dollars & Sense: Financial Literacy for Teens is a multi-week course designed to empower teens ages 13-17 with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the complexities of money management and build a solid foundation for their financial future. From budgeting and saving to understanding credit and exploring the power of investing, this course makes finance fun and relevant. Many schools lack comprehensive financial literacy education, leaving a critical gap in teens’ preparedness for adulthood. This course fills that gap, providing teens with essential skills they can use immediately and for years to come.

Money Foundations

Students explore the fundamental role of money in their lives.

Budgeting & Saving

Focus is on income generation, budgeting principles & tracking expenses.

Credit & Borrowing

Introduction to credit, borrowing, and the difference between good & bad debt.

Growing Money

Students learn how money grows through fixed, variable, and indexed strategies.

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We offer this course at various times virtually as well as in-person in Central Florida. Complete the form below to get notified of the next planned session once it’s announced and get other valuable tips and information from Rock Solid Financial.

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