Resources Available to Financial Educators include:

Online Programs for Children

1. Banking Is:
   www.learntobank.com
2. Cemark:
   www.cemarkinc.com
3. FED101 (an interactive Federal Reserve System economic education Web site using Flash technology):
   www.kc.frb.org
4. JumpStart:
   www.jumpstart.org
5. Kid Savers:
   www.kidsaversnetwork.com
6. Credit Card comparison

          www.comparecards.com
 Online Programs For Teens and Adults:

1. Chicago Fed On Reserve: a resource for economic educators:
   www.chicagofed.org
2. Choose to Save:
   www.choosetosave.org
3. FDIC's Money Smart curriculum:
   www.fdic.gov
4. Financial Literacy & Education Commission:
   www.mymoney.gov
5. OCC Financial Literacy Resource Directory:
   www.occ.treas.gov
6. Freddie Mac's Credit Smart:
   www.freddiemac.com
7. Guide to Financial Literacy Resources - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco:
   www.frbsf.org
8. Institute of Consumer Financial Education:
   www.financial-education-icfe.org
9. Maryland Public Television:
   senseanddollars.thinkport.org
10. National Council on Economic Education, programs for school age thru adult:
    www.ncee.net
11. National Endowment for Financial Education (program for high school):
    www.nefe.org
12. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. and the National Council of Economic Education:
    www.themint.org
13. Savings Tools (American Savings Education Council) includes various calculators:
    www.asec.org
14. Young Americans Center for Financial Education:
    www.yacenter.org
15. Visa program:
    www.practicalmoneyskills.com
16. Young Money, from InCharge; Institute of America, Inc.,a national non-profit organization specializing in personal finance education and credit counseling
    www.youngmoney.com
17. The Dollar Simple - Credit Card information For Students
    www.thedollarsimple.com

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