At Moneyling, our mission is to help close the wealth gap by providing comprehensive and accessible financial education to schools and communities. Our solution delivers integrated, multi-dicipline financial literacy programs from 8th-grade through high school. We provide students with essential financial knowledge, support educators with expertly designed curricula, and foster community engagement through partnerships with financial institutions to empower all involved. We aim to create a financially literate generation capable of making informed decisions, building wealth, and achieving financial security, thereby contributing to a more equitable and prosperous society.
The world of money is changing. The workplace is different, and it has become more challenging to save for retirement. Additionally, medical bills and others have become increasingly more costly, and many people are not familiar with how to use helpful tools designed to help the consumer, such as Healthcare Savings Account (HSA).
The wealth gap is widening rapidly due to economic changes:
Educating the next generation in financial literacy can bridge this gap, helping individuals build wealth and secure their futures.
Objective: Use FRED data to monitor changes in the wealth distribution among different percentiles over time, assessing the impact of the Moneyling program on narrowing the wealth gap.
Measurement:
Objective: Deploy the Moneyling's Week of Financial Literacy program to 20% of all US public 8th-12 grade schools by end of 2026, with the commitment of continuous yearly deployment of the program.
Measurement: Track the number of schools and students enrolled in the program and compare it to national enrollment statistics to ensure targets are met. Other measurements include utilization of high school financial literacy standards.
Objective: Strive to improve the financial literacy grades of states we serve based on the Center for Financial Literacy 2023 National Report Card.
Measurement: Monitor and analyze the state financial literacy study located at https://financialliteracy.champlain.edu/report-cards/2023-national-report-card-on-high-school-financial-literacy/ before and after implementing the program. Collect feedback from participating schools to assess improvements in future study updates.
Objective: Gather insights on the actions taken by teachers, students, parents, and administrators to implement financial literacy practices learned through the Moneyling program, ensuring progress toward our mission of closing the wealth gap.
Measurement:
By holding our success to a high standard and verifying our progress through these insights, we can ensure that Moneyling is truly making a difference in financial literacy and helping to bridge the wealth gap.
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