Financial Studies Year 13

FLP Years 11 & 12

Money Stuff Years 9 & 10

Your Money Sorted

KiwiSaver

Unit Standards & Amendments

Primary Financial Education

Mentors Database

NZIM Paper 807

Overview of Content

Research & Reports

Endorsements

What is Financial Education?
Financial Education is designed to develop a financially literate person. A financially literate person has the ability to make informed judgements and effective decisions about the use and management of money.

Financial Education
The ability to manage money is an essential life skill for all kiwis regardless of their age. Young Enterprise Trust's school-based programmes and activities raise awareness and provide practical opportunities for students to take part in financial decision making, and develop money management capability. Taking an opportunity cost approach, students consider a range of financial options and make the best choice for their personal circumstances. Students acquire knowledge and skills, and recognise their own values in the process of building personal financial understanding.

Skint to Mint - the game of calculated risk and reward

About the game

The Skint to Mint board game, created by the Reserve Bank in conjunction with the Young Enterprise Trust, is targeted at secondary school students, and is designed to help teach students about making informed investment decisions based on understanding the risk and reward they are taking on.  More...

Choose your pathway to Personal Financial Literacy

Unit Standard Packages

Unit Standard Packages are being prepared for schools and will be made available progressively during 2010.

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