Manage your budget and credit wisely to qualify and afford your first home, while also juggling real-life dilemmas like identity fraud and purchasing auto insurance.
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NextGen Financial Literacy
DCCU is committed to preparing the next generation with the knowledge they need to succeed. That’s why we’ve partnered with Banzai to bring you clear, in-depth lessons on financial topics that help you develop the skills and confidence to make smart decisions about money. From saving and budgeting to planning ahead, these lessons help create a strong foundation for life.
Parents of Children Ages 0-6
Discover easy, everyday ways to introduce money concepts to your little one and build
healthy financial habits from the start.
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Pre-Teen Ages 7-12
Discover fun ways to learn about money! Play games, set goals, and build smart habits
that will help you now and in the future.
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Teen Ages 13-17
Set goals and make a plan to reach them. Learn how to budget your money, track your
spending, and grow your savings with easy-to-use tools designed for teens ready to
take the next step.
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Save enough money for college registration while navigating various financially-focused scenarios from getting a job and going out to eat to renting an apartment.
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Operate a successful lemonade stand to earn money and save for a big purchase, but don't forget to pay back that IOU, deduct the cost of business expenses, and manage other hiccups along the way.
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Experience first-hand how to stay secure on the internet—ideal for ages 9-15.
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Whether it's a cash or a digital envelope system, the envelope budgeting method is guaranteed to help you manage finances like a pro.
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You’ll probably get a job someday, but what does that mean?
Earning income is the first step to creating a budget.
Ready to open your first account at a bank or credit union? Here’s a rundown of everything you need to know.
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Learn how different savings accounts can help pave the way to financial security.
These 6 activities teach spending, saving, and investing to kids.
Financial institutions are known for essential products and services like checking and savings accounts, loans, and online banking services. But most offer a plethora of other financial tools to boost your financial health.
Anticipate monthly and yearly expenses and manage your income with this budget calculator.
Manage your budget and credit wisely to qualify and afford your first home, while also juggling real-life dilemmas like identity fraud and purchasing auto insurance.
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Save enough money for college registration while navigating various financially-focused scenarios from getting a job and going out to eat to renting an apartment.
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