Special Topics
Special Topic Series are adapted sessions being developed for defined community groups. Each series draws from the 12-week curriculum and is shaped around the needs of the people participating.
Practical ways to discuss money at home without shame or pressure.
Tools for reinforcing practical financial learning in youth-serving settings.
Understanding the financial decisions connected to education, training, and early career steps.
Money planning that reflects changing income, household responsibilities, and caregiving costs.
Basic pricing, recordkeeping, and financial organization for small income activities.
Practical preparation for accounts, housing costs, paychecks, records, and everyday expenses.
How a series is arranged
Numbers, ages, and what the group is already dealing with. That shapes which sessions we bring.
We identify or adapt relevant sessions and confirm what can be offered for the group.
If an offering is approved, we confirm the schedule, format, materials, and participant expectations.
An approved series may include follow-up learning based on the group’s needs and schedule.
Tell us who the group is and what they need. We will consider the request as specialized delivery options are developed and contact you if an appropriate offering is approved.
Sessions are educational only. Nothing offered here is investment, tax or legal advice. Participants under 18 take part with parent or guardian consent.
