Schools teach calculus.
They don’t teach credit, paychecks, or debt decisions.
One plan. $70/year. Built by college students who’ve taught this in real classrooms.
The avoided costs and early advantages below come straight from everyday money decisions.
Clarity on paychecks, accounts, spending, and borrowing reduces fees and interest. Starting early with simple investing captures compounding.
Schools teach calculus. They don’t teach credit, paychecks, or debt decisions. Mistakes are expensive. Starting early compounds.
They don’t teach credit, paychecks, or debt decisions.
Fees, interest, bad loan terms. Costs stack fast.
Years matter more than dollars in the long run.
Tracks mirror what teens actually encounter: paystubs, accounts, budgets, credit decisions, and a simple path to investing.
Short, practical lessons and checklists tied to real decisions teens face.
Clear, focused lessons: paychecks, accounts, budgets, credit, and basics of investing.
“Do this now” steps — like setting up direct deposit, opening HYSA, or checking utilization.
Automate contributions and avoid avoidable fees and interest traps.
We taught in real classrooms and kept seeing the same gap: teens learn advanced math, but not the money skills they’ll actually use on day one of a job. EconTeen was built to fix that.
Our lesson flow and checklists came from what worked face-to-face with teens. We keep it short, concrete, and directly tied to real-world decisions.
No hype, no jargon. The goal is confidence with paychecks, banks, budgets, credit, and a first portfolio — explained in plain language.