FinancialLiteracy.org
A searchable directory of financial literacy lessons, tools, and educators.
FinancialLiteracy.org is a free NFEC-run directory for finding financial education resources, programs, curricula, speakers, and other learning materials. It helps users browse options by audience, age group, life stage, topic, and format, whether they are learning for themselves or building a program for others.
Why it stands out
- Combines educator, program, and learning-material listings rather than focusing on only one resource type.
- Organizes financial education around life stages and real-world financial topics, which helps narrow broad searches.
- Separates self-learning needs from teaching or program-building needs at the search level.
- Backed by the NFEC, an organization focused specifically on financial education standards and educator support.
- Clearly states that listing inclusion is not an NFEC endorsement, which helps users interpret results cautiously.
Good to know
- Listings are provider-submitted, and inclusion does not mean NFEC endorses or verifies every resource’s suitability.
- Users still need to review materials for accuracy, audience fit, and alignment with their own goals or curriculum standards.
- The directory appears primarily oriented toward U.S. financial education providers and resources.
- It is a discovery directory, so many resources may be accessed or evaluated on external provider sites.
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Teachers, nonprofit program leads, and community educators can find age-appropriate financial literacy materials without starting from a blank web search. Locate curriculum, workshops, speakers, books, podcasts, or digital tools for a class or community event. Compare resources by audience, format, or topic such as budgeting, credit, debt, investing, or retirement. Find materials suited to youth, teens, young adults, students, or adult learners. Submit, claim, or update a financial education listing as a provider.
Searchable resource directory; filtering by category, specialization, age group, life stage, topic, format, and intended audience; listings for curriculum, online courses, workshops, books, podcasts, tools, speakers, educators, and programs; provider submission and profile-update options; maintained as a free public resource by the National Financial Educators Council.
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