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Get Real:
Financial Decisions in the Real World
Available
in Late 2008!
Get Real is a financial
education program for teens that draws upon the experiences of
actual young adults from a range of backgrounds. Through Get
Real, teens learn how to budget their money, build their credit
record, save and invest in the "real world."
A limited number of
Get Real training sessions and curriculum sets including a
training guide, DVD and student workbooks are available free of
charge to qualified programs (some restrictions apply).
Pilot program sites
may also be eligible to receive saving incentives for
participants.
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Request more information about
Get Real
Read a review of this program in the CFP Board
Report
In recent reviews from over
100 students …
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97% of student
participants agreed that they “could use the information
presented in the future”
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98% found the Get Real approach with the associated
“activities and examples useful”
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Almost 7 out of 10 students said they were setting financial
goals for the first time
“Reality
TV is called a lot of different things, but ‘educational’ is not
usually one of them.” says George Barany in the CFP Board
Report (January 2008 issue). “One look at Get Real:
Financial Decisions in the Real World … will change that.”
Get Real
is supported through a grant from:
With additional technology
donated by:
Through a partnership with:
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Student
comments included …
"The speakers
kept my attention which is not a very easy thing to do."
"...if I could
start over from the very first time my mom started giving me big
money I would follow your economic awareness!"
“Thanks I
learned a lot and I will use this for the future. It made me
think a lot.”
“Keep doing
[this program] in as many places as possible.”
"Very
interesting. I'm kind of scared to live on my own and get credit
card..."
"It was
explained in a very uncomplicated and reputable way."
"It taught me
more about saving my money for my future goals like college or
moving out."
“It was fun and educational”
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