Be Money Smart - Learn Financial Literacy

This site is provided by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants to provide information and tools "to help Americans understand their personal finances through any stage of life."

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau offers clear, impartial answers to hundreds of financial questions.

The most common money mistakes people make through out their lives.

The Financial Literacy and Education Commission website. The goal of which is to educate all citizens in sustained financial well-being.

Making smart financial decisions is important whether you're a high school student, a recent college graduate or a first-time homeowner. But learning how to spend, save and invest wisely doesn't have to be intimidating. Being financially literate is a matter of understanding some basic principles that you apply to different decisions in your life. This guide will: Show what you can expect to spend money on based on your age. Provide you with strategies for managing your money. Teach you the basics of navigating life's major expenses.

The Aurora FEC is managed by the City of Aurora and partnered with The Neighbor Project, to provide individualized, culturally and linguistically sensitive financial counseling to individuals and families who self-identify or are referred to the center through a network of area social service providers. The Aurora FEC aims to bring individuals and families out of poverty and improve the financial stability of low- and moderate-income people throughout the city, supporting their economic growth, and leading to more equitable outcomes for the entire community.