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Intuit for Education is a free and flexible financial literacy program that uses real-world tools to learn about finances and build financial confidence.
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Celebrate Financial Literacy Month with the Intuit Hour of FinanceTM Challenge


Sign up for this FREE, nationwide program and challenge your school to spend at least one hour learning about budgeting during April. Schools can compete to win prizes, too.


The challenge begins on April 1, 2025.

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Intuit Personal Finance curriculum

The Personal Finance curriculum provides students with the information they need to become financially literate as they move into adulthood. The curriculum includes 150+ hours of curriculum across 13 units with useful real-world topics, like building credit, managing bank accounts, planning for investing, understanding taxes, and repaying loans. Students can apply these concepts and develop lifelong skills and capabilities by using Intuit product simulations in real-world scenarios.

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Intuit Entrepreneurial Finance curriculum

It's common for some small businesses to fail due to a lack of understanding around managing the finances of the business. Help students develop the foundational financial knowledge they need to succeed. The Intuit Entrepreneurial Finance curriculum helps students understand and apply the financial responsibilities of starting and managing a business or side hustle. The curriculum includes concepts like monitoring and forecasting business finances, managing risk, obtaining financing, and establishing a proper exit strategy, and can act as a standalone curriculum or integrated into other external entrepreneurship programs.

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