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Wisconsin Jump$tart Coalition for Financial Literacy

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Teachers, have you applied for your scholarship to attend the 2026 Jump$tart NEC?

Apply here before August 14. Good Luck!

SecureFutures

SecureFutures: a leader in teen financial literacy programs

SecureFutures, a Milwaukee-based nonprofit founded in 2006, equips teens with money management skills, tools, and mentoring so they can achieve financial capability, reach their goals, and strengthen their communities. SecureFutures is a leader in teen financial literacy with programs that have impacted more than 140,000 teens. To explore more about SecureFutures, click here. 

SecureFutures programs:

  • Offered at no cost 
  • Designed for high school-aged teens
  • Available to both high school educators and community-based organizations
  • Include lesson guides and support resources 

Money Sense 

Money Sense teaches teens money management essentials. This flexible program, available in in-person and virtual formats, introduces teens to financial basics like banking, creating a savings plan, managing a budget, and maintaining healthy credit. Typically taught in three 90-minute lessons, the program’s content can be presented by trained volunteers or directly by the educator.

To learn more about Money Sense, click here. 

Want to gain access and get started with Money Sense? Contact us here:

  • Money Sense Sign-Up Form 
  • Sebastian Forbush, sebastian@securefutures.org 

Hear what educators have to say about Money Sense: 

Money Path 

Money Path is an interactive, technology-based planning application that helps students connect academic and career choices to their financial futures. It allows students to explore different careers, estimate education costs and student debt, and build personalized monthly budgets to see how current decisions affect long-term financial health. 

Whether they are drawn to college, workforce, apprenticeship, or military, students can build out and customize each pathway based on their individual goals and circumstances. For those who are undecided, Money Path makes it easy to compare choices in real time, helping them see how each decision impacts their education, costs, lifestyle, and financial future. 

Aligned with state standards in Personal Financial Literacy, Career Readiness, and Academic and Career Planning (ACP), Money Path works seamlessly with the curricula you already trust, helping students apply what they’re learning in a personalized, future-focused way. Standards alignment guides and curriculum crosswalks are available to simplify alignment and integration. 

To learn more about Money Path, click here. 

Want to gain access and get started with Money Path? Contact us here:

  • Money Path General Flyer 
  • Use request form 
  • Jennifer Andreas, jennifer@securefutures.org 

Hear what students have to say about Money Path:

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This state coalition is an independent nonprofit affiliate of the national Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, headquartered in Washington, DC. Jump$tart’s national partners and state affiliates share a commitment to advancing financial literacy, especially among our nation’s youth, through collective and collaborative endeavors. To learn more about the Jump$tart Coalition, visit us at jumpstart.org and follow us on social media @Jumpstart1995.