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  • Clown Club Savings: SAFE Federal Credit Union's savings page where you can learn more about saving money;
  • Future Investor Clubs of America: Provides information on the organization, its programs and the camps it offers.
  • Kids Can Save: Fantasy story with activities to encourage kids to pay themselves first, start saving early, and stick with a plan. In English and French.
  • Learn to Save: Activities and lessons to help kids learn how to manage money.
  • Planet Orange: Brave the desert, climb mountains, and dodge alligators while exploring earning, spending, saving, and investing.
  • Salomon Smith Barney Young Investors Network: Designed to help kids learn the basics of investing. Registration required, but is free.
  • Savings Bonds for Kids: Explains what a U.S. savings bond is and why people buy them. Also tells where they can be bought, who can owned them, and how they can be traded for cash.
  • Taking Stock: The Stock Market and Its Wild Ride: Feature from Washington Post's KidPost examines what the stock market is and how people make money off it.
  • Teen Analyst: Educational guide to investing targeted at teenagers and other young adults.
  • The Stock Market Game: An interactive educational program that takes place over ten weeks. Designed for grades 4 through 12. Small registration fee may be required.
  • The Young Investor Web Site: Articles about how a kid can save money, start a business, and get some questions about money answered. Flash required.
  • Virtual Stock Exchange: Allows students to participate in simulated stock market games and build an investment portfolio. Requires free registration.
  • Wall Street For Kids: Introduces young people and their families to the basics of investing.


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