Financial Literacy

Business interviews can be exciting and a little scary—especially if it’s your first time! Whetheryou’re applying for a school leadership position, a youth business competition, or a part-time job,being prepared helps you feel confident and make a great impression. Here are some easy-to-follow tips. Be Prepare● Research the role: Know what the job or opportunity…

Hey there, future boss!Have you ever thought, “What if I could make money doing something I love?” Well, you can! Starting a small business as a teen is a super fun way to learn about money, responsibility, and turning your creativity into cash. Let’s break down the basics so you can get started—with some fun…

Have you ever had a cool idea and thought, “This would be even better with my friends”? Starting a business with your buddies isn’t just fun—it’s smart! When kids team up to launch a business, they can combine their talents, support each other, and have a blast along the way. Divide and ConquerOne of the…

In today’s dynamic world, cultivating entrepreneurial thinking in young people goes beyond textbooks and lectures. It thrives in environments where collaboration and support are front and center—where parents, educators, and peers actively contribute to a culture of encouragement and growth. Parents: Planting the Seed of CuriosityParents play a crucial role by encouraging curiosity, celebrating creativity,…

At Mason Makes Money Fund, we believe learning how to manage money is something every kid should start doing as soon as possible. Why? Because money is a big part of life—and the sooner you understand it, the better your future can be. A lot of kids grow up without learning how to save, budget,…

Learning how to budget might sound boring—but it’s actually one of the smartest things you can do with your money. And the best part? It’s easier than you think. Whether you’re earning money from chores, a part-time job, or your own side hustle, budgeting helps you plan how to use it. Think of it like…

A bank account is a place where you keep your money so it’s safe, easy to track, and ready when you need it. You don’t need to hide cash in your sock drawer anymore! There are two main types of accounts kids should know about: 1. Checking Account – For Everyday Spending Think of this…

Hey there, superstar! Did you know that the things you love to do—like drawing, singing, baking, or coding—could actually help you earn money and make people smile? Let’s talk about how to turn your special skills into something amazing. Step 1: Find Your Superpower Ask yourself: What am I really good at? Step 2: Share…

Money is something you see and use all the time, but many kids never learn what it actually is. It might look like coins in your pocket, bills in a wallet, or numbers on a phone screen, but money is much more than the objects you hold. Money is a tool that helps people trade,…