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Teach personal finance basics with Mint

Help students take control of their finances and their futures. Get students up to speed with budgeting, credit scores, savings, and more using Mint.

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Features and benefits

Building financial literacy skills for life

Real-world tools for future success

Developing habits to make it stick

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Getting started with Mint

Watch the video for easy steps to get started. All simulations and W2s are meant to be fictional. Do not use any personal information in the simulation. The simulations use a fictional character, bank account, email, and more, for a safe, fun learning environment.

Mint teacher toolkit

Download the teaching toolkit of materials to access the following guides and easily bring personal finance into the classroom.

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Curriculum overview

Part one sets you up to teach Mint in the classroom, with a high level overview of each activity, directions for teachers and students, and alignment to National Personal Finance Standards.

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Curriculum orientation

Part two provides access to the main Mint activities to use with your students, which include four fictional characters to practice filing taxes with different scenarios.

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Student activities

Part three includes the five main Mint activities to use with your students. These activities include budgeting, analyzing credit reports, comparing credit card offers, and more.

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Curriculum to bring Mint into the classroom

Whether you want a professional development webinar, a standalone module or activity, or a year-long course, you’ll find it in the curriculum below—all for free.

Council for Economic Education (CEE)

Choose from over 150 free lessons on personal finance as well as professional development webinars and other resources.

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Take Charge Today

Choose from over 100 free, ready-to-teach, activity-based lesson plans by educators for educators.

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Next Gen Personal Finance

NGPF offers 1000's of different lessons plans and activities ranging from one day to an entire year. Be sure to check out their other offerings ranging from advocacy, teacher trainings, and much more!

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Resources teachers can use today

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Resources

Prepare for your teaching with videos and links to additional resources and curriculum.

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Professional development

Want to get trained in Mint? Sign up for our hands on, in-person trainings or one of the webinars we host.

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Support when you need it

Need help? We’re here to help, whether your questions are general or product-specific, technical, for teachers or for students.