A complete financial literacy program for local schools.
MoneyEdu gives students a practical, standards-aligned learning experience that can be used in class or through community programs. Students who complete all courses earn a credit union-branded Financial Basics certification credential.
Financial Basics for High School
Every course is self-paced, mobile-friendly, standards-aligned, and reviewed for NCUA compliance. Courses can be completed independently or as part of a teacher-led classroom experience.
Borrowing and Credit
Understand how credit really works - from building your score and reading your reports to knowing how interest adds up and when credit card offers aren't what they seem.
Buying a Car
Walk through every step of buying a car - from choosing the right model and spotting red flags to negotiating a fair deal and financing.
Buying a Home
The pros and cons of buying a home, including a comparison with renting.
Choices About Money
Financial decisions almost always involve a trade off - getting something now usually means giving up something else.
Consumer Rights and Protection
Learn the laws and tools that protect you every time you swipe, tap, or click "buy" - and how to fight back when something goes wrong.
Earning a Living
Your choices about careers and employer benefits are some of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make.
Education and Financial Success
Why college is a great investment, even though it has an increasingly high cost.
Financial Health
What does it mean to be financially healthy? How do you measure it? Let's take a look.
Financial Services
A look at commonly used financial services and accounts, including banks, credit unions, and alternative services.
Getting the Most from MoneyEdu
A quick introduction to site goals and resources for high school students.
Government and the Global Economy
How government rules, taxes, policies, and global trade work together to shape the modern economy.
How Taxes Work
Demystify how taxes actually work, why your paycheck may be smaller than expected, and what you need to know before filing your first return.
Insurance Basics
Insurance sounds boring until you need it - learn which types actually matter at every life stage, how to choose wisely, and the government safety nets already working in your favor.
Introduction to Investing
Learn how to save your money, which accounts to consider, and how fees may quietly eat into your returns
Investing in the Modern World
What moves the markets, who keeps them fair, and how to tell solid financial advice from social media hype.
Investing: Accounts, Taxes, and Advice
Go deeper into how investment taxes work, when to hire a financial advisor, and how building career value and retirement savings work together over time.
Managing Financial Accounts
How to get the most for financial services while minimizing fees and protecting your personal information.
Paying for College
Learn about financial aid, how to choose the right loans, and repaying college debt.
Planning for Your Future
Map out your financial future from today's first steps to retirement - covering investing basics, risk management, and the accounts that help your money grow over decades.
Protecting Your Identity
Learn how identity thieves and scammers operate and the steps that keep your personal information safe.
Recognizing Financial Problems
Spot the warning signs of financial trouble before they spiral, learn the strategies that help people climb out of debt, and understand what happens when things get serious.
Renting an Apartment
From figuring out what you can actually afford to splitting costs with roommates, get ready to sign your first lease.
Smart Spending
Master the art of spending with intention, building a plan that works in real life and avoiding spending under pressure.
Starting a Business
A look at the concepts involved with starting a business as a teen.
The Economy and You
How economic systems, businesses, households, government policies, and trade affect daily life - and how individual choices fit into the bigger picture.
The Psychology of Money
Your brain is wired to spend now and worry later - learn why saving feels so hard, how social pressure shapes your habits, and what you can do about it today.
Understanding Interest
Einstein supposedly said "compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world." Was he right?
Built for Classrooms, Communities, and the Credit Unions That Support Them
Financial Basics helps credit unions support local schools with a flexible, classroom-ready program that fits the way financial literacy is actually taught.
Teachers
Assignment-ready content, student-specific reporting, class-level quiz responses, and a blended-learning workflow that fits how you already teach.
School Administrators
A turnkey online financial literacy program with documented national and state-specific standards alignment. Offered at no cost via your local credit union.
Credit Unions
Support local schools with a branded financial literacy program, build trust with students and families, and document your community impact.
Students
Learn practical money skills at your own pace, earn a personalized Financial Basics badge, and build knowledge you can use in school, work, and everyday life.
Earn a credential worth showing off
Students who complete Financial Basics earn the MoneyEdu Financial Basics Certification - a personalized badge and credential page recognized on college and employment applications.
In North Carolina, this curriculum earns a state-recognized credential. We're working to bring similar recognition to additional states.
Request a DemoBuilt on 20+ years of financial education expertise.
MoneyEdu is built by Decision Partners - a team with over two decades of experience in financial education. We've partnered with universities, national associations, and credit unions to create resources that reflect each institution's values.
MoneyEdu is exclusively for credit unions. All resources are reviewed for NCUA compliance and include credit union-specific nomenclature.
Get in touch to learn why leading credit unions trust MoneyEdu to power their financial wellness programs.
Your Data Stays Yours
Your member data belongs to your credit union. There are no third-party product pitches, outside marketing lists, or competing interests, just a platform that supports the relationship you've built.
Coaching at Every Step
Your team gets hands-on support to launch quickly. We work with you to align the program to your initial goals, so you get real value from day one. We then help you grow over time as your goals expand.
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See how Financial Basics for High School fits into your community outreach and member growth strategy.
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