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Financial habits form young when kids are between . Youth who are not taught how to manage, value, and work for money lack the skills they need to be self-sufficient. This situation has impact not only on the child’s future finances, but also self-esteem, relationships, and overall enjoyment of life when he or she matures into adulthood. Parents, schools, and third-party providers represent the front line to ensure that our kids receive the best financial education – education that drives students to use higher-level thinking skills and focuses on helping them develop systems and behaviors that build a foundation for managing their money well. We Balance Fun & Interactive Activities with Comprehensive & Educational-grade Materials The NFEC sets industry standards for youth financial education that are referenced by organizations around the globe. Our objective is to share benchmarks with the personal finance industry and the public that help improve people’s financial capabil