Next Gen Personal Finance: A Sprawling, Standout Financial Literacy Site @CommonSenseEducation
Next Gen Personal Finance: A Sprawling, Standout Financial Literacy Site  @CommonSenseEducation
Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Next Gen Personal Finance website contains extensive free resources, both created by NGPF and sourced from other reputable platforms. The site is organized into a few key sections, including an arcade with simulations and games, a curriculum browser with units and multiweek pathways on personal finance topics, and a math section with focused activities that build math skills. Resources range from videos and discussions to full lessons and assessments. Most of the resources are in Google Docs, Slides, or Sheets, so they can be downloaded to your own Google Drive and customized. Teachers can also access a library of free professional development (PD) resources, including webinars, conferences, and courses.

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