It All Adds Up' engages young people's minds and rewards their curiosity. It takes important financial decisions and puts them into everyday context that young people can experience and understand.
Students can explore the site on their own or in a classroom setting.
The site includes a teachers' guide to help teachers translate the activities for use in the classroom. It is our hope that this format will help young people develop a curiosity and passion for financial literacy while discovering new, smarter ways of thinking about money, said July Gaviser, vice president of philanthropy and community relations at American Express. American Express Company is a leader in supporting programs that encourage economic independence.