School or student group
Focused on the decisions students are facing now.
Free Massachusetts workshops
Free money workshops for students and families.
Students and families work through real money decisions together. Workshops can be held at a school, library, community organization, or online.
- Who joins
- Students, families, schools, and community groups
- What we cover
- Paychecks, budgeting, credit, college costs, saving, and scams
- How it works
- In person, online, or hybrid
- Cost
- Always free
Partners and guest speakers
Hear from people who work with money every day.
Our lessons and workshops include examples and perspectives from educators and finance professionals.
Partners and guest speakers
Partner
Host a workshop
Bring a session to your school or community.
Public dates will appear here when scheduled. You can request a session now for a school, library, student group, or family audience.
- Choose a useful topic
- Work through a real example
- Leave with a practical next step
Inside a session
What happens in a workshop
We use one real example, let people try it, and leave time for questions.
- 01
Start with a real decision
A paycheck, budget, college offer, credit choice, savings goal, or suspicious message.
- 02
Try a short activity
Use realistic numbers, compare choices, and see how one change affects the result.
- 03
Ask and compare
Make room for questions and hear how other students or families approach the same tradeoff.
- 04
Leave with a next step
Take away a simple routine, checklist, or lesson to use after the session.
Workshop options
Pick the format that fits your group.
Each workshop uses a real example, a short activity, and time for questions.
Family night
A simple way to talk through costs and tradeoffs together.
Library or community session
Practical learning for a mixed group.
Updates
New workshop dates by email.
Occasional Massachusetts workshop and lesson updates.