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New Strategies for Financial Education for Preschool Aged Children and Families

Published on October 16, 2013May 27, 2015 by Libby Bestul

There are many financial education programs targeted at adults and high school students, and even a few aimed at school children. Strategies are now emerging to deliver programs and curricula aimed even at very young children, age 4-5, before entering elementary school. This brief summarizes recent research that informs financial education strategies for preschool age kids.

New Strategies for Financial Education

Financial Literacy Programs Targeted on Pre-School Children: Development and Evaluation

Authors: Karen Holden, Charles Kalish, Laura Scheinholz, Deanna Dietrich, and Beatriz Novak, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Issue Brief: New Strategies for Preschool Aged Children and Families

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Financial Literacy Programs for Preschool Children
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